Vizio EXES-6000, CP-64 User Manual

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INTERCOM SYSTEM

CP-64

EXES-

6000

CP-64

Functions and

Operating Instructions

TOA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

KOBE, JAPAN

133-06-081-8

Contents

Stations

Speech

3. Station Operation

3) Hands-free Master Station

4) Hands-free Substation

...............................

Functions

Handset

(HF-620M/630M/631M/650M)

(HF-620S/630S/631S/640S)

.........................

Master

Station

Substation

(TL-600M)

(TL-600S)

................

Introduction to the "Functions and Operating lnstructions" for

Chapter 1. Basic Functions, Their Operating Procedures and

...........

..............

.............. 7

stations

All Functions

for

EXES-6000

..........

5) Hands-free/Handset Master Station

(HF-600M/610M/660M) ....................11

6) Hands-free/Handset Substation (H F-600S/610S) ...13

7) Hands-free/Handset Master Station with Auto-dialer (HF-660M)

Functions:

EXES-6000

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CP-64 .......................

Chapter 2. Functions and Operating Procedures of Single

Exchange System for a Maximum of 256 Stations

1. Part Names and Functions of the Station Keyboard ... 18

Function

3. EXES-6000 CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations (For

4. Description of Each Function

6) Mic Off

10)

11)

12)

13)

14)

15)

16)

17)

18)

19)

20)

Description

Single

Exchange)

Automatic Camp-On-Busy Privacy Camp-On-Privacy Press-To-Talk

Press-To-Talk Single Master Automatic Personal Continuous

Remote

Call

Group Secretary Call

Priority Executive Highest

Line

..............................

..........................

..............................

Control

Digit

Dialing

Sub

Relationship

Access

Number

Calling

Response

Transfer,

Forwarding

Paging

Hunting

Transfer

..............................

Priority

Executive

......................

Release

.........................

...................

.......................

....................

......................

..................

Paging

................

Call

....................

Tone

..................

.......................

during

Normal

......................

........................

.......................

Priority

.................

Call........

23 23 23 24 24

37 38

21)

Conference

22)

Paging

23)

Other

24) How to Select the Paging Area and Make the Paging

25)

All-Call

26)

Combination

27)

Emergency

28)

Paging

29)

Personal

30)

Selectable

31)

Programmable

32)

Group

33) Programmable Restricted Access for Stations

34)

Selectable

35) Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration

36)

Time-Out

37)

Time-Out

38)

In/Out

39)

Destination

40)

Calling

41)

Calling

42)

Pocket

43)

General

44)

Simplified

45)

Clear

...........................

............................................

Paging

Modes

.....................

Call

...........................

Paging

and

Individual

Paging

.....................

All-Call

Priority

Number

First

Blocking

Calling

.............................

of of

Annunciation

Party Party Pager

Purpose

Paging

Entry

and

Paging

.........................

Paging

Station

........................

Tone

Conversation

Paging

Call

.....................

Annunciation

Indication Indication

..........................

Control

.......................

Conversation

Zone

Paging

.................

...................

Number

Numbering

...................

[Lamp [Numerical

.............

............

.................

Indication

..................

Type]

Over

..........

.........

Type]

...........

......

.........51

52 52

55 56 57

59 59

43 44 46

49 49 50

53 54

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Chapter 3. Functions and Operating Procedures of Tie-Line

System for a Maximum of 768 Stations

1. Part Names and Functions of the Station Keyboard ... 60

Tie-Line

Function

4. Restrictions Resulting from Tie-Line Connection .. . . 65

5. EXES-6000 CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations (For

Connections

Description

Tie-Line

System)

Exchanges

......................

.............

6. Description of Each Function

Automatic

Camp-On-Busy

Privacy

Camp-On-Privacy

Press-To-Talk

Single

Master

Automatic

Personal

10)

Continuous

11)

Remote

12)

Call

13)

Group

Line

Release

...................

.........................

..............................

.......................

..........................

Digit

Dialing

......................

Sub

Access

Number

Response

Transfer,

Hunting

Relationship

Calling

Paging

.........................

..................

Paging

................

Call

....................

Tone

..................

.......................

during

Normal

Calls

.......

69 69

71 71 72

14)

Secretary

15)

Highest

16)

Conference

17)

Paging

Transfer

Executive

......................

Priority

...........................

.................

..............................

18) How to Select the Paging Area and Make the Paging

Call

...........................

19)

All-Call

Paging

and

Individual

Zone

Paging

......

20) Selectable First Station Number of Each

Exchange

21)

Programmable

22)

Group

............................

Station

Numbering

Blocking

........................

............

23) Programmable Restricted Access for Stations

24)

Selectable

Calling

Tone

..................90

25) Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone

Duration

26)

Time-Out

27)

Time-Out

28)

In/Out

29)

Calling

30)

Pocket

31)

General

32)

Simplified

33)

Clear

........................90

Conversation

Paging

Annunciation

Party

Indication

Pager

..........................

Purpose

Entry

Control

Paging

...................... 97

and

Conversation

................

Call

................... 90

................... 91

[Lamp

Type]

.........

.................. 95

Over

........... 97

.....

92 94

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Introduction to the "Functions and Operating Instructions" for stations for EXES-6000

This handbook explains the functions and operating

procedures of stations for TOA's EXES-6000 Intercom

System using central processing unit CP-64 (for single exchange or tie-line system) and exchanges EX-630.

Designed for connection of up to 3 exchanges, the EXES-

6000 system permits you to talk with the person in the

remote area, and also to increase the number of stations

which one (1) exchange cannot cover.

This handbook is comprised of the following 3 chapters:

Chapter 1. Basic functions, their operating procedures

and all functions.

Chapter 2. Functions and operating procedures of single

exchange system (a maximum of 256 stations).

Chapter 3. Functions and operating procedures of tie-

line system (a maximum of 768 stations).

Refer to Chapters 1 and 2 for single exchange system and to Chapters 1 and 3 for tie-line system.

Please note that performances of some functions are restricted in the tie-line system. You need not read all the instructions given in this handbook but it is necessary to read the instructions on those functions employed in your system. The following guide-

lines will help you select the pages that you should read.

Selecting different functions made available by placing the

Privacy Switch in the "ON" position

The EXES-6000 System is designed to allow either "PV" typ operation (The system having Privacy function) or

"NP" type (Without Privacy function) to be selected by

turning on or off a switch inside the exchange. It is impos-

sible to make one station the "NP" type and another the

"PV" type in the same system.

The function provided when the Privacy switch is in the ON position is different between the "PV" and the "NP" type.

Therefore, read the page marked if your system

is of the "PV" type and the Page if it is of the

"NP" type.

"PV" Type and "NP" Type

Type

Definition

System having

Privacy function

System having no Privacy func-

tion

1 . Privacy tone

2. The Handset Master/Sub-

1. Continuous calling tone

2. The Handset Master

Description

With the Privacy switch in

the ON position, a brief

Privacy tone sounds and any incoming call is refused.

station may not be used in

this system. If used, it is

not called by a continuous

calling tone but by a brief

Privacy tone.

A station with the Privacy

switch may be called by the

continuous calling tone

when its Privacy switch is

placed in the ON position.

One touch dialing any key

through

other than the

key or picking up the handset stops the calling

tone and the stations is

made ready to initiate the

response to the call.

station without Privacy

switch may be called by the continuous calling

tone. Picking up the hand-

set stops the calling tone

and allows the conversation.

Note.

By programming, the continuous calling tone function

may be made available to specific stations with the

Privacy switch in the OFF position.

In this event, touch dialing any key through

other than the key stops the calling tone

and permits conversation.

This feature may be employed for the industrial type of station (Model HF-650M) or in the "PV" type system that needs to be continuously called.

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Chapter 1

Basic functions, their operating

procedures and all functions

Stations

1. TL-600M

2. TL-600S

3. HF-660M

4. AK-024

5. HF-600M

6. HF-600S

7. HF-610M

8. HF-610S

TL-600S

Desk/Wall-Mounted Handset Master

Station

Desk/Wall-Mounted Handset Sub-

station

Desk / Wall-Mounted Hands-Free / Handset Master Station with AutoDialer (8 keys — 16 registrations)

Auto-Dialer Key Unit (24 keys)

Desk Hands-Free/Handset Master

Station

Desk Hands-Free / Handset Substa-

tion

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free/Hand-

set Master Station

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free / Hand-

set Substation

TL-600M

9. HF-620M

10. HF-620S

11. HF-630M

12. HF-630S

13. HF-631M

14. HF-631S

15. HF-640S

16. HF-650M

Desk/Wall-Mounted Hands-Free Master Station

Desk/Wall-Mounted Hands-Free

Substation

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free Master

Station

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free Sub-

station

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free Master

Station (Stainless steel panel)

Flush-Mounted Hands-Free Sub-

station (Stainless steel panel)

Door Station (Hands-free)

Surface-Mounted Industrial Master

Station (Hands-free)

TL-600M/S

HF-600M

HF-600S

HF-620M

HF-650M

HF-620S

HF-630M

HF-631M

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HF-630S

HF-631

HF-610M

HF-640S

HF-660M

HF-610S

Speech functions

Either "PV" Type (the system with Privacy function) or "NP" Type (Without Privacy function) mode should be selected in

the total intercom system.

When Privacy Switch (SW) of station is turned ON, privacy tone is available in "PV" Type system, while continuous calling

tone is available in "NP" Type system.

System

Functions

Dialing

One-Touch Dialing

Calling

Dialing after picking up Handset and

comfirming Dial

tone

Calling by picking

up Handset

Voice

Receiving

Speech

Methods

*1 This function may be employed for the industrial type of station (Model HF-650M) or in the "PV" type system that needs to be con tinu-

Voice Calling

Hands-free Calling

and Conversation

Continuous Calling Tone Response by

One-Touch Dialing

(No. 200 programming)

Privacy

Continuous Calling

Tone.Picking up

Response (in Privacy

Mode)

Continuous Calling

Tone-One-Touch

Response (in Privacy

Mode)

Voice Switch

Conversation

Simplex Conversation by Press-to-

Talk key

Full Duplex

Conversation

ously called.

types

Calls are made by touching dial.

Even if the Privacy SW is on, calling is possible.

Substations can make a call to designated Master

Stations by one-touch dialing. Calling is possible even if the Privacy SW is on.

Calls can be made by touching dial button after picking up handset, and confirming dial tone is heard.

Substations can make a call to designated Master

Stations just by picking up the handset.

When called by continuous calling tone or privacy

tone, voice can be sent by pressing bar.

With touch-dial, after a brief calling tone Hands-free

conversation is available.

With touch-dial, a continuous calling tone is sent. Hands-free Conversation is available when called party

depresses, the or key

When calls are unwanted, turn ON Privacy SW. Then, a

brief privacy tone sounds when called. By turning off

Privacy SW or touching any key ( key)

or picking up a handset, conversation becomes

available.

When called by Continuous Calling Tone, conversation is possible by picking up handset.

Calls can be made just by touching the

or key.

Without picking up handset when called by Continuous Calling Tone.

Voice switch conversation is available automatically,

when two parties speak in hands-free mode.

One-way conversation is available by a party who

presses . R eleasing the bar will reverse

the one-way conversation flow.

Full duplex conversation is available when one or two

parties are speaking using a handset.

Descriptions

Stations *2

Without

Privacy SW

HF-650M

H F-640S

TL-600M

TL-600S

All stations except

HF-640S

HF-650M

HF-640S

HF-650M

—

TL-600M/S

—

HF-640S HF-650M

H F-640S HF-650M

TL-600M/S

HF-640S HF-650M

Privacy SW

HF-660M

HF-600M,

HF-620M,

HF-631M

HF-600S HF-610S,

HF-630S,

HF-660M HF-600M HF-610M

H F-600S HF-610S

H F-660M HF-600M/S HF-610M/S

H F-630M/S

H F-660M HF-600M/S HF-610M/S

HF-660M HF-600M/S HF-610M/S HF-620M/S HF-630M/S HF-631M/S

HF-660M HF-600M/S HF-610M/S

Same as

"Privacy"

HF-660M HF-600M/S

HF-620M/S

HF-630M/S

HF-660M HF-600M/S HF-610M/S HF-620M/S HF-630M/S

HF-660M HF-600M/S

HF-620M/S

With

610M

630M

620S

631 S

620M/S

631 M/S

620M/S 630M/S 631 M/S

610M/S

631 M/S

610M/S

630M/S

F-631

M /S

Privacy

ON/OFF

OFF

ON/OFF

*2 All stations other than the TL-600M/S (Intended for exclusive use in NP type system) may be used in both the PV and NP type system.

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Station operation

1) Handset Master Station

< Making a call >

1. Pick up the handset and touch dial the station

Model TL-600M

Handset

number of the party you wish to talk to after hearing

dial tone.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line by simply waiting without hanging up the handset. As soon as the line becomes free, your call is auto-

matically connected.

4. While the continuous calling tone is sent, you can

break in on the calling tone by continuously depress-

ing the key to make a voice call through the station speaker of the called party.

In-use lamp

NP Type

Speaker volume switch

Dial keys

key

5. Hang up the handset or depress the key to termi-

nate the conversation.

< Responding to a call >

6. When you are called by the continuous calling tone or paged through your station speaker, respond to the

call by picking up the handset.

Note.

The sound volume of the calling tone may be adjusted by means of a 2-stage volume selector (SP. VOL) switch.

2) Handset Substation

< Making a call >

1. Picking up the handset makes a call to the designated

other station.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line

by simply waiting without hanging up the handset.

As soon as the line becomes free, your call is auto-

matically connected.

4. While the continuous calling tone is sent, you can

break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call through the

Model TL-600S

Handset

station speaker of the called party.

NP Type

Speaker volume switch

In-use lamp

key

5. Hang up the handset to terminate the conversation.

6. When you are called by the continuous calling tone or paged through your station speaker, respond to the

call by picking up the handset.

Note.

The sound volume of the calling tone may be adjusted

by means of a 2-stage volume selector (SP. VOL) switch.

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3) Hands-free Master Station

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

HF-620M

Model HF-620M/630M/631M/650M

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

HF-630M

HF-631M

PV Type

HF-650M

< Making a call >

1. Touch dial the station number you wish to call, regardless of whether the Privacy switch of your station is in the ON position or OFF position.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When the line is busy, a busy tone is heard and you can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as the line becomes free, your call is automatically connected.

4. During a call attempt made by means of the continuous calling tone or the Privacy tone, you can break

in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the

key to make a voice call through the station

speaker of the called party.

5. When the party you call is in a high noise level area, your continuously depressing the key allows one-way conversation to that party. As long as you

depress the key, your voice has dominance and releasing the key will reverse the one-way conversation from that party to you.

6. To terminate the conversation, depress the key.

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

7. Respond to the call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

8. A brief Privacy tone sounds from your station each time there is an incoming call and all incoming calls are refused. To respond touch dial any key other than the key while the line is connected between you and the calling party.

Note.

1.The sound volume of the speaker may be adjusted by means of the 2-stage volume selector (VOL) switch.

2. With no speaker built inside, the HF-650M needs to be connected to a separate speaker. Also, the HF-650M

is fitted with no Privacy switch.

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3) Hands-free Master Station

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

Model HF-620M/630M/631M/650M

HF-620M

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

HF-630M

HF-631M

NP Type

HF-650M

< Making a call >

1. Touch dial the station number you wish to call, regardless of whether the Privacy switch of your

station is in the ON position or OFF position.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When the line is busy, a busy tone is heard and you

can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as

the line becomes free, your call is automatically

connected.

4. During a call attempt made by means of the continuous calling tone, you can break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call through the station speaker of the called party.

5. When the party you call is in a high noise level area, your continuously depressing the key allows one-way conversation to that party. As long as you depress the key, your voice has dominance and releasing the key will reverse the one-way

conversation from that party to you.

6. To terminate the conversation, depress the key.

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

7. Respond to the call after the calling tone stops .

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

8. The continuous calling tone function is made available to any station if its Privacy switch is placed in

the ON position. Depressing any key (

) other than the key causes the continuous calling tone to stop and puts the station in the conversation mode.

Note.

1. The sound volume of the speaker may be adjusted by means of the 2-stage volume selector (V OL ) switch.

2. With no speaker built inside, the HF-650M needs to be connected to a separate speaker. Also, the HF-650M is fitted with no Privacy switch.

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4) Hands-free Substation

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

Model (HF-620S/630S/631S/640S)

HF-620S

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

PV Type

HF-630S

HF-631S

HF-640S

< Making a call >

1. Touching the key makes a call to the designated other station whether the Privacy switch on your station is in the ON position or OFF position.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When the line is busy, a busy tone is heard and you can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as

the line becomes free, your call is automatically

connected.

4. During a call attempt made by means of the continu-

ous calling tone or the Privacy tone, you can break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the

key to make a voice call through the station

speaker of the called party.

5. When the party you call is in a high noise level area, your continuously depressing the key allows

one-way conversation to that party. A s long as you

depress the key, your voice has dominance and releasing the key will reverse the one-way conversation from that party to you.

6. To terminate the conversation, depress the key.

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

7. Respond to the call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

8. A brief Privacy tone sounds from your station each

time there is an incoming call, and all incoming calls are refused.

To respond, touch dial the or key while the

line is connected between you and the calling party.

Note.

1. The sound volume of the speaker may be adjusted by

means of the 2-stage volume selector (VOL) switch.

2. The HF-640S is fitted with no Privacy switch, nor

key, nor

key.

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4) Hands-free Substation

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

Model (HF-620S/630S/631S/640S)

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

HF-620S

key

HF-630S

HF-631S

NP Type

HF-640S

< Making a call >

1. Touching the key makes a call to the designated

other station whether the Privacy switch on your station is in the ON position or OFF position.

2. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

3. When the line is busy, a busy tone is heard and you

can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as

the line becomes free, your call is automatically connected.

4. During a call attempt made by means of the continuous calling tone, you can break in on the calling tone

by continuously depressing the key to make

a voice call through the station speaker of the called

party.

5. When the party you call is in a high noise level area,

your continuously depressing the key allows

one-way conversation to that party. As long as you depress the key, your voice has dominance and releasing the key will reverse the one-way

conversation from that party to you.

6. To terminate the conversation, depress the key.

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

7. Respond to the call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

8. The continuous calling tone function is made available to any station when its Privacy switch is in the ON position. Depressing the or key makes the continuous calling tone stop and puts the station in

the conversation mode.

Note.

1. The sound volume of the speaker may be adjusted by

means of the 2-stage volume selector (VO L) switch.

2. The HF-640S is fitted with no Privacy switch, nor key, nor key.

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5) Hands-free / Handset Master Station

Handset

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

Model HF-600M/610M/660M (With Auto-Dialer)

Loud speaker

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

PV Type

HF-600M

< Making a call >

1. Hands-free conversation may be made by simply

touch dialing the station number you wish to call.

2. When you wish to use the handset, pick it up, then touch dial the station number you wish to call, or

reverse the order.

3. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

4. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as the line becomes free,

your call is automatically connected.

5. In the event that the party you are calling does not

respond and the continuous calling tone is still heard

from your station, or when the station of that party

is in the Privacy mode and the Privacy tone is sound-

ed, you can break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call

through the station speaker of the called party.

6. During hands-free conversation, when the person you are talking to is in a high noise level area, (1) Pick up the handset to talk or (2) depress the

key continuously for one-way conversation

to that party. As long as the key is depres-

sed, your voice has dominance, and releasing the

key will reverse the one-way conversation

from that party to you.

7. To terminate the conversation, hang up the handset or depress the key.

HF-610M

HF-660M

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

8. Respond to call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

9. A brief Privacy tone will sound from your station each time it receives an incoming call and all incom-

ing calls are refused.

To respond, depress any key

other than the key or pick up the handset

while the line is still connected between your station

and the calling station. These 2 busy stations are,

however, automatically disconnected from the speech

path after approximately 10 seconds from call

establishment if no response is made by you.

Note.

The sound volume of the loud speaker may be adjusted

by means of the 2-stage volume selector ( VOL) switch.

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5) Hands-free / Handset Master Station

Handset

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

Model HF-600M/610M/660M (With Auto-Dialer)

Loud speaker

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

NP Type

HF-600M

< Making a call >

1. Hands-free conversation may be made by simply touch dialing the station number you wish to call.

2. When you wish to use the handset, pick it up, then touch dial the station number you wish to call, or

reverse the order.

3. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

4. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line by simply waiting. As soon as the line becomes free,

your call is automatically connected.

5. In the event that the party you are calling does not

respond and the continuous calling tone is still heard

from your station, you can break in on the calling

tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call through the station speaker of the

called party.

6. During hands-free conversation, when the person you are talking to is in a high noise level area,

(1) Pick up the handset to talk or (2) depress the

key continuously for one-way conversation

to that party. As long as the key is depres-

sed, your voice has dominance, and releasing the

key will reverse the one-way conversation

from that party to you.

7. To terminate the conversation, hang up the handset

or depress the key.

HF-610M

HF-660M

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

8. Respond to call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

9. The continuous calling tone function is made available to any station when its Privacy switch is in

the ON position. Depressing any key (

or ) other than the key or picking up

the handset of the station called causes the continu-

ous calling tone to" stop and puts the station in the

conversation mode.

Note.

The sound volume of the loud speaker may be adjusted by means of the 2-stage volume selector (VOL) switch.

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6) Hands-free / Handset Substation

Model HF-600S/610

PV Type

Handset

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

HF-600S

< Making a call >

1. For hands-free conversation, touching the key makes a call to the designated other station whether the Privacy switch on your station is in the ON posi-

tion or OFF position.

2. When you wish to use the handset, pick it up, then touch dial the key to make a call or reverse the

order.

3. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

4. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line

by simply waiting. As soon as the line becomes free,

your call is automatically connected.

5. In the event that the party you are calling does not respond and the continuous calling tone is still heard from your station, or when the station of that party

is in the Privacy mode and the Privacy tone is sounded, you can break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call through the station speaker of the called party.

6. During hands-free conversation, when the person you

are talking to is in a high noise level area,

(1 ) Pick up the handset to talk or (2) depress the

key continuously for one-way conversation

to that party. As long as the key is depressed, your voice has dominance, and releasing

the key will reverse the one-way conversa-

tion from that party to you.

7. To terminate the conversation, hang up the handset

or depress the key.

Loud speaker

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

HF-610S

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF position.]

8. Respond to call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

9. A brief Privacy tone will sound from your station each time it receives an incoming call and all incoming calls are refused. To respond, depress the or key or pick-up the handset while the line is still connected between your station and the station calling. These 2 busy stations are, however, automatically disconnected from the speech path after approximately 10 seconds from call establishment if no response is made by you.

Note.

The sound volume of the loud speaker may be adjusted

by means of the 2-stage volume selector (V OL ) switch.

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6) Hands-free / Handset substation

Model HF-600S/610S

NP Type

Handset

Speaker volume switch

Microphone

HF-600S

< Making a call >

1. For hands-free conversation, touching the key makes a call to the designated other station whether the Privacy switch on your station is in the ON posi-

tion or OFF position.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF posi-

tion.]

2. When you wish to use the handset, pick it up, then

touch dial the key to make a call or reverse the

order.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

3. Picking up the handset makes a call to the designated

other station.

Loud speaker

Speaker

In-use lamp

Privacy switch

Dial keys

key

HF-610S

< Responding to a call >

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the OFF

position.]

9. Respond to call after the calling tone stops.

[In the case that the Privacy switch is in the ON posi-

tion.]

10. The continuous calling tone function is made available to any station when its Privacy switch is in the

ON position. Depressing the or key or picking up the handset of the station called makes the continuous calling tone stop and puts the station in the

conversation mode.

4. Start conversation after the calling tone stops.

5. When you hear a busy tone that indicates the party you call is on another line, you can camp on the line

by simply waiting. As soon as the line becomes free, your call is automatically connected.

6. In the event that the party you are calling does not respond and the continuous calling tone is still heard from your station, you can break in on the calling tone by continuously depressing the key to make a voice call through the station speaker of the

called party.

7. During hands-free conversation, when the person you

are talking to is in a high noise level area,

(1 ) Pick up the handset to talk or (2) depress the

key continuously for one-way conversation to that party. As long as the key is depressed, your voice has dominance, and releasing the key wil l reverse the one-way conversation from that party to you.

8. To terminate the conversation, hang up the handset

or depress the key.

Note.

The sound volume of the loud speaker may be adjusted

by means of the 2-stage volume selector (VOL) switch.

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7) Hands-free / Handset Master Station with Auto-Dialer

Handset

Registration mode switch

Privacy/In-use lamp

Privacy switch

key

Model HF-660

PV Type

Loud speaker

Auto-Dialer keys

Page selector switch

Entry key

Dial keys

Hands-free microphone

NP Type

< Making a call >

1. Place the auto-dialer registration (REGISTER)

switch in the OFF position.

2. A maximum of 16 single digit dialing numbers including station numbers, personal numbers and paging

zone number may be programmed into the built-in

auto-dialer.

(16 registrations are possible with 8 keys by changing

over the Page selector switch)

You can not only call any station by touch dialing the station selector key but also you can make a call to up to 16 specific, pre-registered stations by depressing the station selector key or by single digit dialing the auto-dialer key of this station.

Expansion of another 24 auto-dialer keys is possible by connecting the AK-024 auto-dialer key unit to the HF-660M.

Registration mode

switch

Auto-Dialer key

Note.

1. For programming the auto-dialer, please refer to the operation manual of the HF-660M.

2. The sound volume of the calling tone can be adjusted by means of the 3-stage selector (SP V OL) switch.

3. For instructions on how to call and respond without

using the auto-dialer, please refer to the information as to the HF-600M/610M.

Dial Keys

(Max. 13 digits)

Entry

key

Registration

mode sw itc h

1. Place the registration mode switch ( ) in the ON position. A lamp turns to green and a confirmation tone is heard.

2. Place the page selector switch in either or position.

3. Press any one of the auto-dialer keys (

), which is to be registered.

4. Register the station or other numbers to be registered by pressing the dial keys ( ) A max-

imum of 13 digits on each auto-dialer key may be reg-

istered

5. Press the entry key ( ). The confirmation tone is again heard and registration is completed.

6. Repeat the procedures described in (2) through (5) each time registration is made.

7. To cancel the registration, press the auto-dialer key

( ) and the Entry Key ( ).

8. Place the registration mode switch ( ) in the

OFF position. The lamp goes out and the normal speech mode will resume.

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Functions: EXES-6000 CP-64

No.

Classification

Single Digit

Continuous Calling Tone

PTT

Personal Number

Transfer

Priority

Conference

Paging and Response

Selection of Dial Operation

Restricted Access

Selection

Interface

Function

Automatic Line Release

Camp-On-Busy

Mic-Off

Single Digit Dialing

Automatic Access to Paging

Master/Sub Relationship

Privacy • Camp-On-Privacy/Continuous Calling Tone at Privacy Mode

Continuous Calling Tone • One-touch Response *2

Press-To-Talk

Press-To-Talk Control

Personal Number Call

Personal Number Paging

Remote Response

Call Transfer • Paging during Normal call

Group Hunting

Secretary Transfer

Call Forwarding

Priority

Executive Priority

Highest Executive Priority

Conference

PA Paging • S tation Paging All-Call +31 zones (Single Exchange)/30 zones (2 Exchanges)/

45 zones (3 Exchanges) *7

Combination Paging

Emergency All-Call

Paging Priority

Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange No. 100/200/300/400/500/600/700/800/900

Output Capacity of Paging Zone

Selectable Dial Operation for Paging Response

Output Capacity of General Purpose Control

Programmable Station Numbering

Group Blocking (Restricted Dialing)

Restricted Access to All-Call Paging

Restricted Access to Conference

Restricted Access

General Purpose Control

Calling Tone • Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration *11

Time out of Conversation and Paging Call

IN/OUT Annunciation

Destination Annunciation Indication

Calling Party Indication (Lamp type) (with/without memory)

Calling Party Indication (Numerical type)

Pager (make output type)

General Purpose Control

One-shot make output

Make/break output

8 selectable one-shot make output

8 selectable make output/Decimal output

4 decimal dig its output

One-shot make output

Make/break output

8 selectable one-shot make output

8 selectable make output/Decimal output

4 decimal digits output

Standard Function

* 1

Selectable Function

By DIP

Switch

By No. 200

Programming

Optional Function

Single

Exchange

Tie-line

Own

Exchange

Outside

Exchange

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Functions: EXES-6000 CP-64

Notes.

1. XX/YY indicates to select either XX (Function) or YY (Function).

2. Not all circles ( ) in The Switch Selection table correspond to the DIP switches of the CP unit.

*1: "PV" (system with Privacy function) Type: with the

Privacy switch in the ON position, a brief Privacy

Tone sounds.

"NP" (system without Privacy function) Type: A

station may be called by the continuous calling tone when the Privacy switch is placed in the ON position.

*2: When a hands-free station without handset is called

by the continuous calling tone, conversation may

start by touching any key

*3: Using the Press-to-talk control function reduces the

maximum number of paging zone to All call + 23

zones.

*4: This function may not be used if numbers 100

through 199 are used in the Station Numbering Schedule. Either "Personal number call" or "Personal

number paging" may be selected.

*5: Additional equipment is required for paging. *6: Either "Executive Priority" or "Highest Executive

Priority" may be selected.

*7: Each zone of paging provides Station paging and/or

PA paging.

*8: It is necessary to respond only by touching

(without zone No.).

*9: It is possible to make a paging and its response across

the other exchange. However, a response to the zone paging is possible only from a station connected to the exchange having the paged zone.

*10: Station numbers of each exchange can be changed

freely within the range of "Selectable numbering schedule of each exchange".

*11: Calling tone: 0.3 sec (Trill note tone)/0.2 sec (Single

note tone)/none.

Paging pre-announcement tone: 2 sec/1 sec/none.

*12: Selects whether or not the indication of the calling

party station continuously lights up, after the calling party has cancelled the call to a line which is busy or

in the privacy mode.

*13: A call can only be made from the stations No. 200

~ 455 connected to the "A" type exchange. It is

possible to respond from any station.

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Chapter 2

Functions and operating procedures

of single exchange system for

a maximum of 256 stations

Part names and functions of the station keyboard

Volume switch Adjusts the volume of the station

speaker.

Pocket Pager response

In-use Lamp

Lights up when the station is on line with another station.

Privacy switch

General purpose control

Registration

Conference

Mic off

Pocket Pager call

Personal number c ancella tion Call Back Conference call clearance

Clear entry during call

Single digit dialing

All-call paging response

Paging c all

Zone Paging Response

Priority

Priority response (Highest) executive priority

End of conversation

Press-to-talk Remote response

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Function description

Besides fix ed standard functions, there are selectable

standard functions and optional functions. Selectable standard functions can be selected by chang-

ing over The CP Unit switches and by establishing

station No. 200 programming. Optional functions can be

made available by using external equipment or additional units.

1. Standard Functions

1) Automatic Line Release

The calling Station is released from the speech path if dialing is not completed within 5 seconds. The

calling station is also released from the speech path if

no response is given within 10 seconds, when calling

a station in the privacy mode.

2) Camp-on-Busy When the called party is busy, the caller can camp-on the line. After the conversation is finished, he is automatically put through.

3) Press-to-Talk

One-way conversation is possible by pressing the

Press-to-Talk bar when the ambient noise is high at

one party's station.

4) Mic-off

Line is held temporarily.

5) Remote Response

The station called by continuous calling tone can be

remotely answered by other stations.

6) Single Digit Dialing Single digit calling of numbers up to 4 digits in length can be made by one-touch operation.

2. Selectable Functions

7) Master/Sub Relationship Substations can call Master stations by one-touch operation. In the event of Handset Substation, a call can be made from Substation to its designated master station by simply picking up a handset.

8) Automatic Access to Paging Specific Substations may initiate a Paging Call or Paging Response or Personal Number Call, etc. by

simply picking up a handset.

9) Privacy When calls are unwanted, turn Privacy switch on and a brief privacy tone sounds when the station is called.

10) Camp-on-Privacy When called in the privacy mode from another station, calls can be connected immediately after releasing the Privacy switch.

11) Handset Response in Continuously Called Stations

Full duplex handset conversation is available by lifting the handset when the continuous calling tone is heard.

12) One-touch Response in Continuously Called Stations Hands-free conversation is available by just touching

any key except when the continuous calling

tone is heard.

13) Personal Number Call Calls can be connected by using Personal Numbers,

other than normal station numbers when Personal Numbers are registered into any designated station.

14) Call Transfer The called party can transfer the call to other selected station. Call Hold and Call Back are also possible.

15) Group Hunting

When the first called party in a group is busy, the call

is automatically transferred to the next stations.

16) Secretary Transfer Calls to an "Executive" may be automatically trans-

ferred to a "Secretary".

17) Call Forwarding Calls to stations are automatically transferred to

any other designated station.

18) Priority When the party called is busy, by just sending priority

tone conversation is available if response is given, holding the original conversation.

19) Executive Priority

When the party called is busy, the caller can break in

on the called party without the response, holding the

original conversation.

20) Highest Executive Priority The preprogrammed caller can interrupt forcibly the

called party in busy mode. In this event, original

conversation is cancelled.

21) Selection of Dial Operation Selectable First Station Number

The first station number for system may be selected from any of the following numbers (Hardwired station number): 100/200/300/400/500/600/700/ 800/900.

The system with Personal Numbers can't use No.

100 ~ 199.

Paging Response

Paging response may be made either by pressing

the "Zone No.", or [Simply pressing ].

General Purpose Control Dial digit numbers change the output numbers.

22) Programmable Station Numbering The system has programmable station numbers up to

No. 999 rather than only the normal hardwired

station numbers.

23) Group Blocking (Restricted Dialing)

Stations can be blocked into groups which cannot call or page each other unless further programming is

done.

24) Restricted Access Stations with access to All-call Paging, Conference

and General Purpose Control can be limited.

25) Selectable Calling Tone

(Calling Tone/Paging Pre-Announcement Tone)

The time duration of the Calling Tone can be set for

"long" (Trill note tone) or "short" (Single note tone) or none. Similarly, Paging Pre-Announcement Tone

may be set for "long" (2 sec.) or "short" (1 sec.) or

none.

26) Time-out of Conversation and Paging Call

A Calling Time Limitation can be set, in case paging

and normal calls are to be kept short or where cancelling calls might be forgotten.

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3. Optional Functions

27) Station Paging and Response (PI-62 Unit is required) Paging is available through the built-in station

speakers. Paging calls can be responded to by the nearest master station.

28) Paging Priovity and Response (PI-62 Unit is required)

Conversation may be interrupted temporarily to

accept the priority station paging.

29) Combination Paging and Response (PI-62 Unit is required)

Combination paging zones which cover 2 or more

independent paging zones is allowed in the system.

30) Paging during Normal Call Calls can be transferred to a third party after paging

while speaking.

31) Personal Number Paging

Zone paging is made by Personal Numbers when

Personal Numbers are registered into any designated

station within a zone.

32) PA Paging and Response

(PI-62 Unit and PA System are required)

Paging through PA System and response.

33) Emergency All-Call Paging (PI-62 Unit is required) Top priority of all-call paging is available from one

specified station.

34) Conference (CL-62 Unit is required) Conference calls can be made including up to 4

persons.

35) Press-to-Talk Control (PI-62 is required) The operation of Press-to-Talk activates Relay Outputs, thus controlling Door-Lock and Radio Trans-

mitting Equipment.

36) In/Out Annunciation

(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made

by using Data Transmitter DT E11 and Receiver DR-

B61) In or Out status is annunciated by registration/

cancellation of Personal Numbers.

37) Destination Annunciation Indication (Interface for the Indicator Board is to be made by

using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Reciver DR-B61.)

Personal number registered stations are indicated.

38) Calling Party Indication [Lamp Type]

(Interface for the Indicator Board is made by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DR-B61.)

One lamp for one calling station. This can memorize

the station numbers of stations which put through

calls to stations in the privacy or busy modes.

39) Calling Party Indication [7-SEG Display Type]

(In terface for the Indicator Board is made by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DR-B61.)

A numerical type calling party indication panel can

be provided at certain specified stations.

40) Pager Calling and Response

(Interface is accomplished by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DR-B61) Pagers with relay input interface can be connected.

41) General Purpose Control (Make the Indicator Board and General Purpose

Control Interface by using Data Transmitter DT-E11

and Receiver DR-B61)

Various types of Relay Output modes for control are available. Use as Remote Control for such applica-

tions as In/Out Annunciation, Destination Annuncia-

tion Indication, VTR and ITV.

42) Simplified Paging

Simplfied PA paging is possible if an external speaker

is connected instead of a station.

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Classification

EXES-6000, CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations (For single exchange system)

Function

Press-to-talk

Remote response

Remote response registration

Continuous calling tone response

Privacy

Privacy off

Dial operation

Simplex

Duplex

Confirmation tone

Number

Station No.

Description

Conversation is simplex when PTT bar is used.

When a station is called by continuous calling tone, near station in the groups can respond the call instead of the called station.

Group registration of stations can be made from

each sta tion .

Called party touches one of these keys then conversation may begin.

When a party dose not wish to accept incomming calls, set the Privacy Switch in the ON position.

Call

Secretary transfer

Single digit registration

Single digit dialing

Personal number registration In/Out annunciation-lamp ON

Personal number cancellation In/Out annunciation-lamp OFF

Personal number cal l Personal number paging

Conference

Conference clear

Call forwarding registration

Mic off

Priority/priority response

Executive priority/ Highest executive priority

Call transfer

Secretary transfer off

Registration dials (maximum 4 digits)

Busy tone

Call conversation

Confirmation tone

Calling

Confirmation tone

Station called

Calling

Transfer

Conversation original station

with

1000 ~ 1999

Station No., Personal No., Single digit number

Transfered Station No.

Station No., Personal No.,

Single digit number

This function allows for automatic transfer of calls to a secretary when desired.

This function allows for single digit registration of up to 4 digits among the numbers 0 through

9 and the key.

Registered dial code may be automatically dialed.

Personal number may be resistered at any master station which the person to whom the number is assigned expects to be.

When anyone having a personal number leaves the office he merely cancels the programming of his personal number.

A personal number dialing enables the station call or zone paging for a person having the personal number.

A conference call may be made with up to 4 persons. Participants must be called individually.

If a person called into a conference is absent, the conference may be returned to the original

condition.

This function allows for automatic transfer of call to another station which number is registrated already.

This function is used to temporarily hold a con-

versation, causing a holding tone to sound at both

stations. The line is thus kept open until the party who operates the mic off switch re-dials and the call is continued.

When the called party is busy, this function

signals to request p riority. The party requesting

can ta lk after the called party responds.

When the called party is busy, this f unction allows

interruption of the existing conversation and

immediate direct contact with the called party.

The called party can transfer the call to a selected other station (by station number, personal number

or single digit number).

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Classification

Function

All-call plus9-zone paging

All-call plus 31-zone paging

Dial operation

Number

0 (All-call),1 ~ 8(9) (Zone)

(9 : When combination paging is not

used)

00 (All-call), 01 ~ 31 (Zone)

Description

Any station can be used to initiate PA or station paging. A person paged can respond fr om th e nearest master station.

Paging

Display and

Control

Data

Transmitting

and

Receiving

Unit

Combination paging

Al I -call response

Zone paging response

Paging transfer

One-shot make output

Make/break output

8-selectable one-shot make output

8-selectable output

(Decimal output)

4 decimal digits output

Make output for Pager control

Pocket Pager response

Calling party selection

Clearing calling party indication

Conversation

Conversation after response

Unit No.

Condition No.

4-digits

Paging

(Make)

(Break)

Condition No.

Transfer

Conversation with

original station

0 ~ 9 (Combination)

000 ~ 499

000 - 511

1 ~ 8

0000 ~ 9999

01~31 90~99

1 ~ 8, 0 (Clear)

(0-9)

1 ~9,

0-8(9) (00-31)

90-99

1 ~ 9

01 ~ 64

(01 ~ 99)

1 ~ 9

00 ~ 99

Station No.

00-49

00-99

Seve ral zones may be paged simultaneously.

Response to all-call

Response to zone paging or combination paging.

This function allows a called party to transfer the call to a third party who responds to paging.

One-shot make output of relay may control other equipments such as ITV camera, VTR control, dictating systems, etc.

Make/break output of relay may control other

equipments.

8-selectable one-shot make is available (VTR control)

8 selectable outputs or a decimal output is available (indicating room status and destination).

4 decimal digits output is indicated.

Control the pocket pager by mak e output of

relays.

When the indication panel shows several incoming calls at the same, the called party may select any of them for response.

This is used to cancel the calling party indication

without conversation.

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Automatic Line Release

When, in dialing, all of the numbers are not dialed within

5 seconds, the station is automatically disconnected from the speech path and dialing cannot be completed. In this

instance, the dialing process will have to be repeated from

the beginning.

This function has been adopted to speed up traffic proces-

sing and to improve the availability of speech path.

Camp-On-Busy

When the party you are calling is on another line, by simply

waiting you automatically "Camp-On" the line. (Busy tone sounds continuously.) As soon as the line is freed, you will

be automatically connected.

Within 5 sec

After call

Call

Privacy

Shift Privacy Switch to ON.

When a party does not wish to accept incoming calls, this function may be employed to refuse them. With the Privacy switch in the ON position, a continuous privacy tone will be sounded in the station making the call, and at the same time, a brief Privacy tone will sound in the station called,

indicating a call attempt is being made.

It is possible to call the other party from the station in the Privacy mode but Remote Response is impossible

from that station.

Shift Privacy Switch back to the left.

To restore a station in the "Privacy" mode to a normal condition, and thus ready to receive calls.

Note: 1. A call received while the station is in the Privacy

mode may be accepted if the Privacy function is immediately cancelled. (see Camp-On Privacy)

2. With a station that incorporates the Secretary Transfer function, the Privacy switch is used to

activate the Secretary Transfer function, (see Sec-

retary Transfer)

3. During the above "Privacy" mode, while the call -

ing station has the bar depressed, the

privacy tone stops and the caller can transmit a

one way message.

When the bar is released, the normal

"Privacy" mode to be resumed.

PV Type

One tone

Privacy tone

Call

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Camp-On Privacy

When the party you are calling has his station on Privacy mode, by simply waiting you will automatically "Camp-

On" the line. (Privacy tone sounds continuously.) As soon as the Privacy mode is released, or as soon as he one-touch dials any of the keys ( ), or as soon as he picks up a handset of his station, you will be automati-

cally connected.

This function is canelled automatically if the station in the privacy mode may not accept the call within approximately

10 seconds.

PV Type

Press-To-Talk

This function is activated when the

(Press-To-Talk Bar)

is continuously depressed after dial tone confirmation or during hands-free conversation. This allows one-way con-

versation from the party depressing the function key. When

the key is released, one-way conversation is reversed. Employed when a person in a high noise level area is called

by a person in a quiet area, or when no particular response is required, or when simple announcements are made. In

such cases, one-way conversation flow can be used.

One-way conversation is activated while the Press-To-Talk

bar is continuously depressed.

As long as the Press-To-Talk bar is depressed by either party, the voice of the party using this function has dominance. When the key is released, the other party has dominance.

One-way conversation is reversed when the Press-To-Talk bar is released.

Mic Off

Automatic

If both parties depress the Press-To-Talk bar, the voice of

the party who depresses the bar last will have dominance.

Depress the

return

ordinary

Note.

hands-free

2-way

conversation

........

One-way conversation is impossible even if the

bar is depressed as far as either party or both parties involved pick up a handset.

Touch dialing of

during a conversation turns off that station's microphone,

and a holding tone is heard at both stations involved.

This function is used when for one reason or another it is

desirable to stop a conversation temporarily. With this

function in use, a holding tone is transmitted to both the

calling and the called station while the conversation is

interrupted.

Touch dialing

again cancels the Mic-Off function, and the conversation

can be resumed.

When it is desirable to resume the conversation interrupted

with the Mic-Off function, the function may be cancelled

by the Party who operates the Mic-Off.

Call

Holding tone

Again

Call

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Press-To-Talk Control

Touch dialing the specific station number.

One way conversation is activated while the Press-To-Talk bar is continuously depressed, same as the Press-To-Talk (selected simplex) function, and a relay is activated with continuous make-contact.

One way conversation is reversed when the Press-To-Talk bar is released, and the relay is activated with break-contact.

Note.

1. Stations No.232 through No.239 (8 stations) are the specific stations.

2. It is possible to use a relay make output for Door

Remote or for controlling Radio Transmitting/

Receiving Equipment through user provided inter-

face.

3. The relay output of the Paging Interface Unit PI-62

is used for this purpose.

Adaption of this function permits the paging of only all-call plus 23 zones (the paging of all-call + 31 zones

is impossible.)

PTT

Control

The relay of PI-62 unit

A specific station

(No.232 - 239)

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Single Digit Dialing

Single digit registration

Single digit dialing

When required, dial

Confirmation tone

Station number

Confirmation tone

Personal number

Confirmation tone

Paging zone

Confirmation tone

Any four digits

Any three digits

Any two digits

Single digits of station number

Single digit of personal number

Single digit of paging call

Single digit of All-call paging response

Confirmation tone

and the registered number will be called automatically.

Note:1. Single digit registration can be cancelled by registering

your assigned station number.

2. Any function dialing with long operation may be shortened by Single Digit Dialing.

Example: Single digit Combination paging Dial

and is called automatically.

Combination paging

Single digit

3. One-shot make output may be operated even in

the event every link is not free. But it may not be operated in single digit dialing if all links are busy.

4. Single digit registration is not available from any substation programmed by No.200 programming, even if its line is connected with master station.

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Master Sub Relationship

Master/Substation associations are set up by using station

#200 as the programming station. Once these relationships

have been established, substations can then contact their

designated master stations by simply touch dialing

If TL-600S Handset substation is used, substations can be

connected to their designated master stations by simply

picking up a handset. (Only applicable to

system)

With respect to this function, the stations in the system are

divided into two categories; master stations and substations. Any master station can be connected to any other station in the system. However, substations can initiate calls only to specific master stations. This is done by single touch dialing, and will only connect the substation to one specific master.

Several substations can be programmed under this station to connect with a single specified master station.

To register single digit dialing, touch dial

substation number

Single digit dialing from that master to a specific substation is then accomplished by touch dialing

Master Station

Handset substation

Only applicable to

Single Digit Registration of Substation

system

Substation

Programming a master station for Single Digit Dialing of a substation number under this function is programmed in

the same manner as other single digit dialing, and results in one touch dialing from master to substation.

Note.

Single digit registration is not available from any substa-

tion programmed by No.200 programming, even if its

line is connected with master station.

Automatic Access To Paging

Once programming has been set up for the purpose of this function.

A paging call may be made from specific Handset Sub-

stations to the registered zone by simply picking up a handset. Refer to Fig. 1

A specific Handset substations may respond to the paging

call by simply picking up a handset. Refer to Fig. 2

Note.

Single digit registration for Handset Substation as well as No.200 programming is required for this function at

the time of installation.

Master Station

Paging call

Paging ca ll

Substation Number

Substation

NP Type

Fig. 1

Paging response

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Response to

a paging call

Fig. 2

Personal Number Call

A personal number may be registered at any master station which the person to whom the number is assigned expects to be. A party wishing to receive personal number calls at a specific station may register his number at that station by

touch dialing

Personal Number.

Those who are frequently away from their assigned station,

as well as those who share a single station may be assigned a

"Personal" 4-digit number which may be programmed to

any master station in the system. This personal number,

which is completely independent of station numbers, may

be programmed at any master station, and any previous programming of that same number at any other station is automatically cancelled. When the party calling has dialed the number to which he wishes to speak, the call is then routed to the station at which the Personal Number was last registered. The numbers which may be assigned in this

group are 1000 through 1999.

Personal number program cancellation can be done at any

station be merely dialing:

Personal Number

When anyone having a personal number leaves the office, he

merely cancels the programming of his. personal number.

With the personal number cancelled, any incoming calls to

that number will be answered by a dial tone, indicating that

he is not available.

Registration

Personal Number

Personal Number Call

Personal Number

Note.

The maximum number of the Personal Number remains

same even if the number of exchange to be connected

is increased to 2 or 3.

Station where the personal number is

registrated.

Cancellation (At any station)

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Continuous Calling Tone

When a specified station receives a call, the calling tone

continues until

Continuous calling tone

(except

key)

is depressed by this party.

1. When calls cannot be answered immediately or when it is

difficult to hear a normal calling tone due to high background noise, the station should be provided with the

continuous calling tone function. There is no limit to

the number of stations that may be equipped with this

function, but a No.200 registration must be completed.

2. When the caller depresses the bar while the continuous calling tone sounds, he can talk to the person called by one-way. When the bar is released, the continuous calling tone returns.

3. During two-way conversation, each party presses the

bar to talk and releases the key to receive the

other party. (Press to Talk)

Note.

1. In the event of the system without Privacy function (NP Type system), stations with Privacy switch in the ON position are called by a continuous calling tone. By No.200 programming, this continuous calling tone

function may also be made available to the system

having Privacy function (PV Type system) and to industrial type of station model HF-650M.

2. Two (2) different continuous calling tones may be employed in (1) stations used in "NP" type system having a

standard function of "continuous calling tone".

(2) specific stations provided with a "continuous

calling tone" function by station No. 200 programming.

Continuous calling call

Continuous calling tone

Call

(Any key other than

< Comparison of continuous calling tones >

Type of station

Type of system

"PV" Type

"NP" Ty pe

Responding to a call made by continuous calling tone

(Specific station provided with

"continous calling tone" function by

station No.200 programming)

Non-programmed station (standard)

Programmed station

Non-programmed station (standard)

Programmed station

Nature of calling tone

Privacy switch in OFF position

Single "trill"

(Call is put through immediately

after calling tone)

Continuous calling tone

Single "trill"

(Call is put through immediately after

calling tone)

Continuous calling tone

Depress any dial key other than key.

calling

tone

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Privacy switch in ON position

Privacy tone

Continuous calling tone

1 . Depress only dial key other than

2. Pick up a handset.

3. Shift Privacy switch to OFF.

key.

Remote Response

This feature is available only among stations programmed

for this purpose. When a station at which no one is present

is called by means of a continuous calling tone, remote

response to that call can be made by pressing the key

from any other station programmed for this function.

Dial operation for Remote response

•

Calling tone

Note.

1. This function is only possible when a station is called by a continuous calling tone.

2. When this function is used from a station with the Privacy switch ON, press the key, after lifting

a station handset or after shifting the Privacy switch

OFF.

Programming the remote response group

Establish the remote response group of stations and

designate a specific station within the group as a tem-

porary "Master station" and the rest as "Substations".

The Master station registers the number of his own

station as follows.

Master's number

Each of "Substation" within the group registers the "Master" 's number by dialing

Master's number

Note.

Make sure that the temporarily designated master always registers his own station number at time of programming.

Calling

Station

No.201

No.209

No.203

Remote response group

Conversation after Remote response

Conversation

Station

No.201

No.209

• Cancelling remote response program Touch dialing at each "Substation"

His own Substation number

cancel Is the Remote reponse program.

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, select the Remote response group within the stations connect-

ed to the same exchange.

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No.203

Remote response group

Programming the remote response group (Example)

Station No.201

Station

No. 204

Remote response group

Station

No. 203

Station

No. 202

Call Transfer

Call Transfer from Called Station

During the conversation, first dial

(the Station Number of the person the call is to be transferred to).

The original call is then held and the holding tone is transmitted to the other party, while the third party is called

and asked whether he will accept the call. If he agrees to accept the call, dial

or hang up a handset

and the transfer will be completed. This function allows called party to transfer that call to

another station. The party to whom the call is to be transferred, may be called using either the Station Number, the Personal Number or through Single Digit Dialing.

Call Hold and Call Back from Calling or Called Station

During the conversation, first dial

the Station Number of the third party.

The other party is then placed on hold as the third party is called. Upon completion of the conversation with the

third party,

the party called touch dials the

Called Station

Transfer

•

Call

Called Station

Transfered Station Number

Call

Called Station

Calling Station

Holding

Third Party

Calling Station

key

or the third party touch dials the

key

or the third party replaces a handset.

This allows the original conversation to resume.

The Transfer function is combined with the Call Holding function.

When two parties are talking, either one can be temporarily

placed on hold to permit the calling of another station. The conversation with the third party over, the original conver-

sation can be resumed.

The third party can be called using either the Station Number, his Personal Number or through Single Digit Dialing.

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, an original call can be transferred only to the third party who shares the same exchange with the party who trans-

fers the call.

Called Station

Call Back

Third Party

Call

Called Station

Third Party

Calling Station

Original Call

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Third Party

Paging during Normal Calls

A paging call can be made by a called party of an existing

call to a third party, the third party's response accepted

while the original call is on hold, and the original call

resumed when the response call has ended.

Press

Conversation

and the desired zone number. This puts the original call on

hold and makes the External PA and or Station paging call.

Then, press

to restore the original call, and wait for the response to the paging call. When the response is received, press

or replace the handset and the original call goes back on

hold allowing the second call to the taken. When the second

call is completed, press

and the original call can be resumed.

Note.

1. With adoption of the selective functions "Call Transfer" and "Paging", this function is allowed to activate.

2. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, paging during a normal call is only possible within the paging zones allocated to the exchange to which a station making the paging is connected. And All-call paging during a normal call is impossible.

Group Hunting

Calling party

Resuming

the original call

On hold

Called party

Station paging

External PA paging

When the party you are calling is on another line, your call

is automatically rerouted to another station which is pro-

grammed from the beginning.

When the party to whom the call is rerouted is also on

another line, the call can further be rerouted to the other

station by programming.

Note.

1. To use this function, station No.200 programming of

the station number(s) to which the call is to be transferred must be set up in the exchange. Place a DIP

switch for Group Hunting in the ON position and

make Group Hunting programming, so that this func-

tion can be programmed.

2. The combined use of this function with the "Secretary Transfer" function makes the system more functional. When "Secretary Transfer" function is employed, setting the Privacy switch to the ON position allows any incoming call to be automatically transferred to the other stations even when one is absent.

3. If station No. 200 programming is made so that the

call can be rerouted to the station which is called first

when the other stations registered are busy, then any call can be transferred automatically to another station.

Similarly, the original call can be rerouted one after

another in the "Secretary Transfer".

4. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, select the station to which the call is to be transferred within the same exchange group.

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Secretary Transfer

This function is only available when a specified station is

programmed for this purpose with use of Station #200 in

the programming mode. Automatic transfer of incoming calls by an executive to his secretary is accomplished by

placing the Privacy Switch on his station in the ON position.

This function allows a secretary to accept all incoming calls

placed to an executive.

For the executive to accept calls directed to his station once the automatic secretary function has been programmed by station #200, he simply moves the privacy switch

to the left, or OFF position.

It is also possible for the executive to accept calls at his

station.

There is no limit to the number of Executive/Secretary

pairings except by the number of available number combinations within a given system.

When a secretary who is already programmed for this function wishes another secretary to accept all incoming calls

directed to an executive, station No. 200 programming of another secretary should be set up in the exchange. Then, the calls can be rerouted to another secretary if the execu-

tive and the secretary first registered place their Privacy

switches in the ON position. It is also possible to transfer the call in a daisy chain method.

Executive

Secretary

Digit the executive station.

Executive

Secretary

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, set up

a Secretary/Executive association within a group of

stations connected to the same exchange.

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Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer

PV Type

Adoption of the selective function "Transfer" allows rerout-

ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the

executive's station.

When the secretary answering a call touch dials

Executive's station number

the privacy tone sounds continuously at both ends of the

line, while the call is held. The call holding tone is trans-

mitted to the calling station. If the executive shifts the privacy switch to the left position, or if he depresses any of the keys other than the key( ),or

picks up a handset he can talk with the secretary. If the call

held is to then be transferred back to the executive's

station, the secretary is to touch dial , or to hang up a

handset, and the original calling station will be connected to the executive's station.

Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer using Single Digit

Dialing

Adoption of the selective functions "Transfer" and "Single

Digit Dialing" allows simple retransfer of the call transfer-

red to the secretary back to the executive's station.

Touch dial

Executive's station number

at the secretary's station in advance. When the call trans-

ferred to the secretary has to be transferred back to the

executive, the secretary simply touch dials

Executive

Secretary

Secretary dials or (Executive)

Privacy tone

Privacy Tone

Secretary

Executive

or depresses any of the key s

or pic ks up a handset

Secretary

Call

Executive

Holding

Other person

Executive

Call

Other person

Holding tone

Other person

at her station. This sets the privacy tone sounding continuously at both ends of the line while the call is held. If the call is to be transferred back to the executive's station, the

secretary touch dials

or hangs up a handset.

The calling station will then be connected to the executive's station.

Reply from the executive, the secretary touch dials

This will then return the secretary to the original call.

Call Transfer

Secretary dials

or hangs up a handset

Executive

Call Transfer

Secretary

Other person

Call Back

Secretary dials

Executive

Secretary

Other person

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Secretary Transfer end Cell Transfer

Adoption of the selective function "Transfer" allows rerout-

ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the executive's station.

When the secretary answering a call touch dials

Executive's station number

the continuous calling tone sounds at both ends of the line, while the call is held. The call holding tone is transmitted to the calling station. If the executive shifts the privacy switch to the left position, or if he depresses any of the keys other than the key , or picks up a handset he can talk with the secretary. If the call held is to then be transferred back to the executive's

station, the secretary is to touch dial , or to hang up a

handset, and the original calling station will be connected

to the executive's station.

Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer using Single Digit

Dialing

Adoption of the selective functions "Transfer" and "Single

Digit Dialing" allows simple retransfer of the call transfer-

red to the secretary back to the executive's station.

Touch dial

Executive's station number

at the secretary's station in advance. When the call transferred to the secretary has to be transferred back t o the executive, the secretary simply touch dials

Continuous calling tone

Continuous

calling tone

or depresses any of the keys

PRIVACY

Holding tone

PRIVACY

or picks up a handset

Holding tone

at her station. This sets the continuous calling tone sound-

ing at both ends of the line while the call is held. If the call is to be transferred back to the executive's station, the secretary touch dials

or hangs up a handset.

The calling station will then be connected to the executive's station.

Reply from the executive, the secretary touch dials

This will then return the secretary to the original call.

• Call Transfer

Secretary dials [e]

or hangs up a handset

Call Back

Secretary dials

Secretary ) ( Other person

Call Forwarding

When you will be away from your station and wish all

incoming calls to be rerouted to a different destination you

are going to move to, you can do so by registering that station number before you leave.

Registering Call Forwarding function To program this function, touch dial plus the

station number of the destination you are going to move

to. The registration of this function may only be made at the original station and any previous programming made for this function is automatically cancelled each time the new programming is made.

Cancelling Call Forwarding program

Touch dial

Your original station number

at your assigned station.

Note.

1. Calls made in the following instances are directly put

through to the original station even if call forwarding

function is programmed.

1. Calls from the destination station registered to the

original station.

2. Calls made by using a personal number registered at the original assigned station.

2. Before a call is automatically rerouted to the station registered with Call Forwarding function, a brief confirmation tone sounds at the original station,

indicating that a call has been made and is going to

be put through to the registered station.

3. This function is available only between stations within the same group when the system employs Group Blocking function. Even if it is possible to make a call between stations of different groups,

Call Forwarding function cannot be registered bet-

ween them.

Registration of Call Forwarding

Call

Destination Station No.

Station

No.202

Station

No. 201

No.203

Cancellation of Call Forwarding

Original Station No.

Station

No.201

Station

No.201

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No.203

Priority

When the party called is on the line, as indicated by the

busy tone, dialing

transmits a priority tone to the called party. The same tone is audible at the calling station. The call is connected if the called party also responds by dialing

In this event, the original conversation partner of the party

called is temporarily placed on hold and the holding tone is

transmitted to his station.

Upon completion of the priority conversation, the party

who placed the priority conversation dials

or he hangs up a handset

of his station. This allows the interrupted conversation to

resume.

When the called party is already on the line, the party calling, if he deems it necessary, can send a Priority signal to the called party. After a response from the party called, the urgent call is allowed to take priority and go through.

Priority

Busy Tone

Original Call

Priority

Executive Priority

This function is available only for those stations specifically

programmed for this function, with programmed station #200. When the station called is busy or in the Privacy mode, as indicated by the busy or privacy tone, dialing

sends a priority tone. This priority tone is transmitted for a

few seconds and then the call is put through.

In this event, the original conversation partner of the party

called is put on hold and a holding tone is transmitted to

his station.

Upon completion of the priority conversation, the party

placing the priority call dials

or he hangs up a handset

of his station to allow the original conversation to resume.

When the called station is busy or in the "Privacy" mode,

this function allows forced interruption for priority conversation.

Priority Call

Holding Tone

Response

Original Call

Busy Tone

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Priority Call

Holding Tone

Priority

Highest Executive Priority

This function is available only for those stations specifically

programmed for this function, with programming station

No. 200. When the station called is busy, as indicated by

the busy or privacy tone, dialing

sends a priority tone. This priority tone is transmitted for a few seconds and then the call is put through, terminating

the original conversation.

When the called station is busy or in the Conference mode

or during a paging call, this function allows forced interruption for priority conversation.

Note.

Either Executive Priority function or Highest Executive Priority function may be employed.

Original Conversation

Busy Tone

Priority Call

Conversation Over

Priority

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Conference

A "Hands-Free" conference call can be made with up to 4 persons. For a conference under this function the other

participants may be called either through their station number, personal number or by Single Digit Dialing. Addition of stations or personal numbers (total of only 4) may be added by anyone already connected.

The person who proposes the conference may dial

(Station Number of the 1st of the participants)

After receiving 2nd person's consent, he may then dial

(2nd participant)

After receiving 3rd person's consent, he may now dial

(the last participant)

At this point, the 4-man conference may begin. It is also possible for any of the 4 participants to call up any of the other participants.

A person wishing to drop out of the conference should dial

or hangs up a handset

at his station.

A "Hands-Free" conference call can be made

wit h up to 4 persons.

Any of the participants who wish to drop out during the conference may do so as long as it's not the party who

originated the conference.

The function is cancelled and the normal mode is restored

when the person who arranged the conference dials

In the event that the calls made by the person arranging the

conference are not answered or that there has been a dial-

ing error, the function can be cancelled for restoration to

the normal mode.

The conference is terminated when the party who arranged the conference dials

or hangs up a handset

When the conference has been terminated by the party who

originated it, the other participants cannot continue the conference.

Either of the parties in conversation is to dial

(the Station Number of the third party).

It is possible for persons in normal conversation to change

to the Conference mode without interruption.

Dialing of conference member.

Stat ion number

Personal number

Single Digit

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Paging

A variety of paging modes allows paging over a wide area

from any master sta tion. The paged party may respond

from the nearest master station.

Paging modes include external PA systems and/or Station paging and Zone paging is for calling a limited area, and All-call paging is for calling over the entire area.

Response to a paging call may be made by means of Auto-

matic response or Zone number dialing.

1. External PA paging and Station paging

A. External PA paging

1. Paging through external speakers is possible from any

master station, with the paged party able to respond

from the nearest master station.

2. External PA paging zones and all-call paging are

possible up to a maximum number of 31 zones

(zone 1 through 31).

B. Station paging

1. Paging from any master station to all stations within

a certain area is possible through the station speakers. But the page will not be heard at stations in use in the

area.

2. Station zone paging and all-call paging are possible

only within zone 1 through 31.

3. Responding to a paging call

A. Automatic response

1. Zone paging response

Touch dialing at the station within the paged zone permits a response to the party who placed a

paging call.

In this event, No.200 registration of the stations (consecutive station numbers) within each zone must be made.

2. All-call paging response Touch dial at any station and the paged party

is put through to the party calling.

B. Zone number dialing

1. Zone paging response The paged party is connected to the party calling by depressing.

(Zone number)

at any station.

2. All-call paging response

Depressing or permits a re-

sponse to the party calling.

2. Zone paging and All-call paging

A. Zone paging (Individual zone paging).

Paging and Paging response are possible through Zone paging. To page a specific zone, press and the zone number. To respond to a zone page, press simply

or plus the zone number. Paging to zones 1 through 31 may be made through external PA paging using the external amplifiers and speakers, and/or through station paging using the station

speakers.

B. All-call paging

Paging and Paging response for External PA and/or

station paging is possible through All-call paging. To

make an all-call page, press (maximum of 9

zones) or (maximum of 31 zones). To

respond, press or

This does not necessarily mean that All-call station

paging must reach all the stations.

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Other Paging Modes

1. Combination paging

Combination paging is used when several zones must be

paged simultaneously through External PA or Station

paging. A special paging area can be created wherever

the paging ranges overlap by combining several zones. A

maximum of 10 combinations can be created in this way

from a maximum of 31 individual zones.

2. Emergency all-call paging

Emergency external PA or station all-call paging can be made either from the specified station (No.247) or by an external input signal connected to line No.247. All

normal calls and pages are interrupted for the duration

of the emergency All-call page, returning to normal

when the page is terminated.

3. Paging priority

In normal station paging, the page is not heard at any station already in use. By using the paging priority function, the call can be interrupted to allow the page

to go through. A holding tone sounds at the other

party's station, and the call is restored when the page

is terminated.

All-Call paging

Combination paging

Combination zone No. 91

Combination zone No. 90

Note.

Dial operation of Combination paging

Paging call

Combination zone No.

(90 ~ 99)

Paging response

Combination zone No.

(90 ~ 99)

Combination zone No. 91

Individual

zone No. 3

Individual

zone No. 4

< Example >

Individual zone paging

Combination zone

No. 90

Individual

zone No. 1

Individual zone No. 1

Individual zone No. 2

Individual zone No. 3

Individual zone No. 4

Individual

zone No. 2

Note: Priority of Paging

Emergency all-call paging > All-call paging > Combination paging = (Individual) zone paging

1. The higher priority page overrides the lower priority one. The lower priority page will be restored when the higher priority page is termi-

nated.

2. Individual zone pages made while a Combina-

tion paging is in progress will result in Camp-

On-Busy.

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How to select the paging area and make the paging call.

Paging functions may include both external PA and sta-

tions, depending on the zone being used. The paging area

is limited to individual zone, Combination paging and

All-call paging depending on the call range.

"This applied when the Combination Paging is used.

All-call

Zone 1

Zone 7

Zone 8

Zone 31

Combination

zone 90

Combination

zone 99

External PA paging Station paging

< Example >

Zone 1

through 7

Zone 8 through 31

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All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging

Paging call

External PA paging to a specific zone is possible from any

master station by pressing

('0' or '00" = all-call)

and the desired zone number ('0' = all-call). It is possible to wait for a response in this mode, but anything said will be

broadcasted over the entire zone. It is best to end the paging call by pressing

and waiting for a response.

Paging to zones 1 through 31 may be made through external PA paging using the external amplifiers and speakers, and/or through station paging using the station speakers. All zones are paged at the same time by all-call paging.

Note.

1. Automatic response

1~9(1~8*) (00~31)

or hanging up a handset

* This applies when the Combination Paging is used.

Paging response

To respond to a paging call, go to the nearest master station and press either

All-call paging

Zon e paging

Response to zone

paging

(All-call paging response)

(Zone paging response).

2. Zone number dialing

To respond to a All-call paging, go to the nearest master

station and press

To respond to a Zone paging call, press

Zone No. 1 ~ 9 (01 ~ 31)

at the nearest station.

Note 1: When all-call paging is initiated during zone paging,

the Zone paging is interrupted and restored after

the all-call paging is finished.

Note 2: To respond to Zone paging by pressing

No.200 registration of the stations (consecutive

station numbers) within each zone must be made. Such registration is required for both external and station paging. For further details, please refer to

Installation Hand Book for EXES-6000 CP unit.

Response to All-call paging

Table of stations used for individual zone paging. (Example)

Zone

First station number

numbers

1 0

1 1

1 2

1 3

1 4

1 5

1 6

1 7

———— — " ~~~~^ — 1

3 0

3 1

2 0 1

205

210

Last station number

203

207

2 1 9

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Combination Paging

Several zones can be called simultaneously using external PA paging and station paging. This is combination paging

and is initiated by pressing

< Example 1 > Combination of individual zones

Combination zone 91

Combination zone 92

90 ~ 99

Paging will be

broadcast to predetermined zones. It is possible to wait for

a response in this mode, but it is usually preferable to ter-

minate the paging call and wait for a response. The paged party can respond by pressing

90 ~ 99

at the nearest station. Refer to Example 1.

Priority of paging

All call paging>combination paging= individual zone paging

1. When some stations are already receiving another com-

bination paging, the second paging call will be put on

camp-on-busy. Refer to Example 2.

2. When some stations are receiving individual zone paging, a combination paging call will be put on camp-on-busy.

Likewise, when a combination paging call is being received, individual zone paging calls will be put on camp-on-busy.

Refer to Example 3.

Responding to combination paging and zone paging

1. Automatic response

To respond to zone paging or combination paging, press

Combination paging to

combination zone 91

< Example 2 >

Combination zone 93

Call

Combination paging to

combination zone 92

Combination zone 94

Camp-on-busy

When the same zone is called via both zone paging and combination paging, responses wi ll be put through to the station calling last. Refer to Example 4.

2. Zone number dialing To respond to the (individual) zone paging call, depress

1~8

(01~31)

Depressing

(90 ~ 99)

permits the response to the combination paging call.

Combination paging to

combination zone 93

< Example 3 >

During paging to zone 2

Initiating combination paging

to combination zone 94

Combination zone 94

Camp-on-busy

Initiating combination paging

to combination zone 94

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< Example 4 >

To operate combination paging. No. 200 registration indi-

cating the individual zones to be included in the combina-

tion zone must be made.

For further details, refer to Installation Hand Book for

EXES-6000 CP unit.

Programming for Example 1.

Combination

zone

Dialing

Individual zone

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Emergency All-Call Paging

Handset substation TL-600S should normally be used for

the emergency all-call station, No. 247.

To broadcast emergency all-call paging, pick up a handset.

The highest priority all-call paging can be broadcasted to all

zones without pre-announcement of paging. During emer-

gency all-call paging, all other paging calls and normal calls

are interrupted until the handset is replaced and the emer-

gency message is finished.

1. This function may be used to announce emergency instructions from the specified station No.247. It may also be used to provide the signal tones such as chime or alarm signals when the signal sources are fed to

No.247 circuit.

2. To make emergency all-call paging fro m the specified

station No.247 using Hands-free type of station, move

the privacy switch from "ON" to "OFF" position.

< Emergency all-call paging is made >

All-call

< Emergency all-call paging is finished >

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Paging Priority

When using the standard paging functions, paging is not heard while other calls are in progress.

Using paging priority:

1. Dial

(zones: 1—9, all-call: 0),

(zones:

01—31,

(combination zones: 90—99).

When the station being paged is already on the line, the call is interrupted. And the calling party is put on hold while the paging message is delivered. Refer to Example 1.

all-call:

00),

2. The calling party will be restored after the paging message is finished and his original conversation may be

resumed. *

3. If the person paged wishes to respond immediately, he

should dial

or hang up a handset

to terminate his original conversation and then dial

< Example 1 >

< Example 2 >

(zone paging or combination paging response)

(all-call response).

*: Conversation made at a station with its Privacy

switch in ON is not resumed once interrupted. (The EXES-6000 System permits the station in Privacy made to make or receive a call.)

Note 1: If the station called is in the process of dialing

when station paging is initiative, paging will not

be heard at that station and the call can be com-

pleted without interference.

Note 2: If a station being paged with station paging is

called by a third party, camp-on-busy will result.

Refer to Example 2.

Note 3: If any station in a given zone (zone 1, for example)

pages another zone (zone 2, for example), station paging to stations in zone 1 results in camp-onbusy. Refer to Example 3.

Note 4: If station paging priority is used, the station num-

bers within the zone area must be programmed

at station No. 200. (1) To determine areas where conversation is interrupted by station paging prionity.

(2) To determine zones to permit automatic

response to zone paging from the paged station.

(See Note 2 of Paging.)

Note 5: when system incoporates Station paging and PA

paging at the same time, employ the Zone number

dialing method ( ) for dial operation

made when responding to the page. Also, set up "Station No. 200 programming" for Station paging

priority. If the Automatic responding method

is employed, then "No. 200 programming"

need to be set up for every station and conversation

is interrupted each time the External PA paging is

made.

< Example 3 >

Programming f or Example 1, 2 and 3

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Personal Number Paging

If you wish to receive personal number paging calls, you may register your personal number at any station assigned

in your desired paging zone by dialing

confirmation tone is heard.

Your personal number

A calling party who wishes to speak to you can page you

automatically in the specific zone if he dials your personal

number.

Your personal number

To respond to a paging call, press on the nearest

master station.

This function allows those who are frequently away from

their original station to be paged automatically in the area

where they are available, if personal number registration is

done.

When you move from that registered area to another, make

the same programming again.

When you leave the office, cancel the personal number

registration, which may be done from any station by dialing

confirmation tone is heard.

Your personal number

With your personal number cancelled, any incoming call to

your number will be answered by a dial tone, indicating

that you are not available.

Note.

1. There is no limit to the number of personal numbers that may be registered at any single station, but the personal numbers which are used in this function are

No. 1000 through 1999.

2. Either the personal number call function or the

personal number paging function is selectable.

3. No.200 programming of station numbers assigned to

each paging zone must be done for the response.

4. In the systems where the zone number must be

pressed to respond to a paging call, dial

for paging response.

Registering a Personal Number

Any station in a Paging zone No. 3

Personal Number

Calling from any master station

Personal Number

Paging response

Paging to the zone in which

a person is registered

Any st ation in a paging zone No. 3 (Example)

Responding to Zone paging

(Example)

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Cancelling Personal number

Cancellation is possible at any station

Selectable First Station Number

The first station number fo r system may be selected from any of the following numbers (Hardwired

station number):

The system with Personal Numbers can't use No.

100 ~ 199.

Programmable Station Numbering

This function allows the system to have "Programmable

station numbers", other than the "Hardwired station

numbers" by programming.

The unprogrammed stations are used as original

hardwired station numbers.

Type of dial operation

With Personal number

Without Personal number

Hardwired

stat ion number

No.200 ~ 45 5

No.100~ 355

1. Numbering schedules can be changed easily by programming in stead of rewiring.

2. Numbering schedule (such as 200's, 300's, 900's) is available for convenient office differentiation, (archi-

tectual numbering).

3. Normally, station numbers which are included in a

station paging zone must be sequential, but programmable station numbers can be randomly included in a

station paging zone.

4. This function is programmed at station No.200. Please

see Installation Instructions for EXES-6000 CP unit.

Programmable

station number

No.200 ~ 999

No. 100 ~ 999

Note.

Station No. 200 programming is required when any other numbering schedules than standard (No. 200 ~)

are used.

< Example >

Hardwired

station number

2 0 1

202

203

204

205

Programmable

station number

201

202

301

302

Department 1

Department 2

Dialing

Exchange

Circuit No. 201

(Hardwired station

Circuit No. 203

(Hardwired station

Programmable station

No. 203

number)

Programmable station

No. 201

5. People operating the intercom stations need not be

aware of the Hardwired station numbers. However, care

must be taken when programming using station No. 200 in the exchange, as hardwired station numbers must be

used for that purpose.

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Hardwired

station number

2 0 1

202

203

Hardwired

station number

200

201

202

203

326

327

Programmable

station number

201

231

2 4 1

Programmable

station number

203

201

Station

paging zo ne

Group Blocking

Function (A) . .

The system can be grouped or divided into a maximum of 8 groups of stations

with sequential station numbers. Stations

in the group cannot call another.

Function (B) . .

The group can call and/or be called by any other group (s) by programming.

Function (C) . .

The paging zone number (all-call, individual zone and combination) which each group can call is programmable. (No distinction is made between external and station paging.)

Note.

1. When the paging call is made, the group of stations to which the response is made is restricted by Function B. Function B permits the normal station call in the direction of the arrows. Its paging response can be made in the opposite direction of the arrows. (Refer to Fig. 4)

< Example of Paging response >

When the programming is set up for the normal station call as is shown in Fig. 2, the paging response is only possible in the direction of the arrows of Fig. 4.

Group 2

No.210~219

Group 2

Group 1 No.201~209

Group 3

No.220~249

Fig. 1

Group 1

Group 3

Fig.

Group 1

Group 3

Fig.

Group 1

Group 3

Fig. 4

No.250~279

Paging station

Group 4

< Example >

Calling station

Station receiving

All-call paging

Zone 4 paging

Paging zone

Paging station

Paging response

Station responding to paging cal l

Note.

2. To use this function, station No. 200 programming of the allocated station number, group, paging zone, etc., must be set up in the exchange. For further details, please refer to Installation Hand Book for

EXES-6000CP

unit.

< Programming for Fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4 >

Function registration (A)

Station for

each group

This chart shows the possibilities for one sample set

of conditions.

indicates that registration is not necessary.

indicates that the station is not within the group.

Group No. of calling

Station not in group

Function registration (B)

station

Group No. of station

receiving call

All-call

Function registration (C)

Paging z one of station receiving call

Zone No.

Combination zone No.

< Example >

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Programmable Restricted Access for Stations

Stations which can use the 6 groups of following functions must be programmed, so as to restrict access to those functions by those stations not programmed.

1. All-ca ll paging

2. Conference

Stat ion number

3. General purpose control

Mode 1 (One-shot make output)

00-49

000 ~ 499

4. General purpose control

Mode 2 (Make/break output)

00~99

000 ~ 511

00~99

000~

5. General purpose control Mode 3 (8 selectable one-shot make output)

511

1 ~ 9 1 ~ 8

Unit No. Condition No.

General purpose control Mode 4 (8 selectable output or decimal ou tput)

01~64

(01 ~ 99)

Unit No.

1 ~ 8, 0 (clear)

(0~9)

Condition No.

6. General purpose control

Mode 5 (4 decimal digits output)

1 ~ 9

(Unit No.)

0000 ~ 9999

(4-digits)

1. For a conference call, only those stations allowed to

use the conference link can dial.

The other members of the conference need not be

allowed conference access.

2. No. 200 programming of the specified station must be made in the exchange. For further details, please refer

to Installation Hand Book for EXES-6000 CP unit.

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Selectable Calling Tone

The duration of the calling tone can be set for either 0.2

second (single note tone) or 0.3 second (warble tone).

It is also possible to have the station without any calling

tone.

Note.

1. The duration of the continuous calling tone is im-

possible to change.

2. Different modes of the duration of the calling tone may not be employed in each station within the same system.

Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration

The duration of the all-call and zone paging tones can be

set for either 2 seconds ("long") or 1 second ("short").

It is also possible to have the system without any paging

pre-announcement tone.

Time-Out of Conversation

It is possible to limit the conversation duration to one

through ninty-nine minutes in the unit of one minute in order to improve speech path availability. A hurry-up

tone is sounded in both the calling and called stations approximately 10 seconds before the busy stations are automatically disconnected from the speech path.

Time-Out of Paging Call

This function is employed to prevent the unnecessary line occupation as a result of a paging party's failure to depress the key after a paging call establishment. The paging call is automatically cancelled after a certain period of time, which may be set at one through nintynine minutes in the unit of one minute, with a hurry-up tone transmitted to the paging station approximately 10 seconds prior to the automatic disconnection. When the paged party responds, the conversation is automatically cut off after the duration set by the Time-out of con-

versation function.

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In/Out Annunciation

The in/out annunciation indicators can be turned on or

off from any master station by using the personal number registering procedure.

When a personal number registration is made at a station,

by dialing

1000~1999 (personal number)

the personal number is registered at that station and the

personal number lamp on the in/out indication panel is

turned on.

Personal number call

By dialing

1000~1999 (personal number)

from any station, the call is put through to the station registered with the personal number.

Cancelling personal number and turning off

in/out annunciation. By dialing

1000~1999 (personal number)

from any station, the personal number is cancelled and the personal number lamp on the in/out indication panel

is turned off.

1. The maximum number of in/out annunciation windows

1000.

This maximum number remains same even if the number of exchange to be connected is increased to 2 or 3.

2. The in/out indication panel must be used with the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units (DT-E11 and DR-B61).

In/out indication panel

Lamp on

Personal number

In/out indication panel

Lamp off

Personal number

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Destination Annunciation Indication

When a personal number is registered at the station of the destination a person has moved to, the corresponding lamp on the destination indication panel comes on, indicating

where he is. When a personal number registration is made at any station

(No. 201 ~ 232) by dialing

1000 ~ 1031 (personal number)

the personal number is registered at that station and the

registered station's lamp on the destination indication panel

comes on. No personal number (1032 ~ 1999) th at has

been registered is indicated on the panel. Registering the

same personal number at another station causes the original

station's lamp to extinguish and the new station's lamp to

come on.

Personal number call

By dialing

The lamp on the Destination panel is turned on

Lamp on

Mr. A

At station

No. 202

1000 ~ 1999 (personal number)

from any station, the call is put through to the station

registered with the personal number.

Cancelling Personal number registration and turning off

Destination indication

By dialing

1000 ~ 1031 (personal number)

from any station, the personal number program is cancelled and the registered station's lamp on the destination indication panel goes out.

Note.

1. The personal numbers which may be assigned to this function are from No. 1000 through 1031.

2. The station numbers which may be assigned to this function are No. 201 through 232. Registering the personal number at any other station than those specific stations causes the lamp of station registered

with the same personal number to go out.

3. The destination indication panel must be made with

use of the Data Transmitting and Receiving units. For further details, please refer to instruction manuals for the DT-E11 and the DR-B61.

personal number

The lamp on the Destination panel is turned off

Lamp off

Mr. A

At any station

personal number

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Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type)

A one station/one lamp type calling party indication panel can be provided for certain specified stations (eight stations or eight groups of stations) The system can also be divided into a maximum of 8 groups of stations (consecutive station numbers) so that each group may have the calling party indication panels which are common within the group. The party making the call is

indicated even if the call is made to any station in the group.

It is also possible to equip the system with the "Calling

station Memory" function. Adopting this function

causes the calling party's lamp on the indication panel to

keep on lighting even if he cancels the call when the

called party is on other line or in Privacy mode.

< Indication mode without calling station memory >

1. A lamp of the calling station comes on and goes out

when the conversation is over.

2. When the call is made during conversation or privacy

mode, a lamp of the calling station comes on and goes out when the calling station cancels the call.

< Indication mode with calling station memory >

1. The lamp at the station receiving the call comes on when a call is made and goes out when the conver-

sation is completed.

2. When a call (camp-on-busy) is made to the busy or the privacy station (with the privacy switch on), the

lamp of calling station comes on. The lamp will not go out even if the original call is cancelled.

3. The lamp goes out after the conversation is canelled.

4. Dialing

Indication panel at station No. 239

No.201

Conversation

No208

Camp-on-busy

No.239

without placing a call causes all lights to go out. *1

Note.

*1. In the case of Handset Master station TL-600M,

lift a station handset and confirm that a dial tone

is heard. Press after cancelling the dial tone

by pressing

1. The maximum number of calling stations is 256. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-lines, the

party who is calling through the other exchange is not indicated.

2. The indication panel must be used with the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units.

3. No. 200 programming of stations or groups of stations for which a calling party indication panel is provided must be set up in exchange "A", No. 470 programming in exchange "B" and No. 740 programming in exchange "C".

Example of registration

Indication

panel

First station

number

239

251

Last station

number

239

255

1. Station No. 239 has the indication panel No.2.

2. The group of stations No. 251-255 is provided with the indication panel No. 5.

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< Calling party selection >

1. When there are more than 2 incoming calls to a busy station, the calling parties' lamps on the indication

panel come on. The called party may select the

calling party he wishes to respond to by touch dialing

plus (desired calling party's number).

In this event, the original conversation is finished.

2. In the event that a station in the busy mode receives a

call that is indicated on the indication panel, by touch dialing (the calling party's number), the called party is put through to the calling party,

while the original conversation partner is placed on

"hold"

temporarily.

(Refer

"Call

Transfer"

"Call Back".)

and

Indication panel at s tation No. 239

No.208

Responding to a selected

calling party

No239

Calling Party Indication ( Numerical Type)

A numerical type calling party indication panel can be

provided for certain specified stations (32 stations from

No. 201 to No.

1. The party receiving the call is indicated in the area for

the calling station number with 7 segment display.

2. When a call is made to the busy or the privacy station (with the privacy switch on), the number of the calling party is indicated in the area for the waiting station and

as a 1 in the number of waiting stations area. If there are other stations waiting, the station numbers are stored but

not indicated. A maximum of 8 waiting stations can be indicated. Even if a call is cancelled by a waiting station, the indication is not cancelled.

3. When a call is placed to a station in the waiting station mode, the next stored waiting station is indicated.

4. If a call is cancelled at the completion of a call, the

indication is turned off.

5. To cancel a waiting station number without calling, dial

232).

No201

Indication panel at station No. 231

Calling station

number

Conversation

Waiting station

(Station No. 201 is disconnected)

(Station No. 201 is on "hold")

Number of

number

No235

waiting

stations

to have the next station number indicated. *1

Note.

*1. In the case of Handset Master station TL-600M, lift

a station handset and confirm that a dial tone is heard. Press after cancelling the dial tone by pressing

1. If the number of waiting stations exceeds 8, the indication for the station that has been waiting for

the longest period of time is cancelled and the

next station moves into that place.

2. The indication panel must be used with the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units. For further details, please refer to the Installation Hand Book

for CP Unit and Instructions for the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units.

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No234

During a call

Camp-on-busy

No.231

Pocket Pager

The system can be connected with usual type Pocket pager

using the interface with Make/break relay output.

1. Dial

(00 ~ 99, Pager No.)

and the pager is called after confirmation tone is heard.

2. When

(00 ~ 9 9, Pager No.)

is dialed by the party called from the nearest master

station, it is possible to respond a call to the station.

Note.

1. Once a receiver is called from one station and a response is waited for, camp-on-busy will result for other callers. But, if a response to the call is not received within 3 minutes, the terminal can be called from a new calling station.

2. If the pager is called after confirmation tone is heard, a calling station is disconnected from the speech line

and waits for a response while the relay for pager

transmission is kept in the Make position till a response is made. The station which waits for a response can be called from the other stations.

3. The other stations can call the other pagers while one

station makes a call and is waiting for a response.

4. Dialing (pager number that is called) cancells calling the pager if the wrong number has

been pressed.

5. When the exchanges are connected by tie-lines, it is only possible to call the pager from the stations connected to the exchange "A" for stations No. 200

through 455. A pager response can be made from any

station.

Pager call

Response call

Pager t ransmitter

Response (From the nearest station)

Pager receiving call

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General Purpose Control

Station may be restricted from access to this function. This function can control other equipments by employing the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units.

Select the required type of output.

(Mode 1) One-shot make output (500/50 contacts)

Dial

Door

remote

control

00 ~ 49

(000 ~ 499)

and the relay output is made for 1 to 2 seconds.

Example: Door remote and VTR control Note: Operation performed even when all link circuits

are occupied.

(Mode 2) Make/break output (512/100 contacts)

Dial

00~99

(000 ~ 511)

and the make output is sent out.

Dial

00~99

(000 ~ 511)

and the break output sent out.

Example: In/out annunciation, Prescription annunciation.

(Mode 3) 8-selectable one-shot make output (9 units)

Dial

1 ~ 9

Unit No.

1 ~ 8

Contact No.

and one contact out of 8 selectable make outputs is

obtained for about 1 or 2 seconds.

Example: VTR control

(Mode 4) 8 selectable make output and/or decimal output

(A) 8 selectable make output (64/9 units)

Dial

Fig. 1 Control with one-shot make output

Fig. 2 Lamp on/off indication panel

Fig. 3 VTR control with 8-selectable one-shot make output

1~9 1~8,0 (Clear)

(01 ~ 64) Condition No.

Unit No.

and one of the 8 relay outputs is made. "Clear" operation makes all 8 relays break

Example: Destination indication, room condition

indication, ITV control

(B) Decimal output

Dial

1~9 0~9

(01 ~ 64) Condition No.

Unit No.

and the condition is indicated numerically.

Example: Destination indication, room condition

(Mode 5) 4 decimal digits output

Dial

1 ~ 9 0000 ~ 9999

Unit No. 4 decimal digits

and 4 decimal digits are indicated.

Example: Prescription annunciation

Fig. 4 8 selectable output type indication panel

Fig. 5 Decimal output type indication panel

Fig. 6 4 decimal digits type indication panel

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Simplified Paging

If an external speaker is connected instead of a station, simplified paging can be made without the PA amplifier if the caller dials that station number and makes a paging call.

Note.

For further details, please refer to "Installation Handbook

for Exchange"

Clear Entry and Conversation Over

1. Clear entry

In the event that an error has been made when dialing

for Transfer or Conference, at the start of or during the

conversation, dial

This will restore the condition before the error was

made, allowing the caller to make a correction with-

out interrupting the call.

Simplified paging

External speaker

connected to the

line for station

(No.234)

2. Conversation over

To terminate conversation, dial

or hang up a handset

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Chapter 3

Functions and operating procedures

of tie-line system for a maximum

of 768 stations

Part names and functions of the station keyboard

Tie-line

Volume switch

Adjusts the volume of the station

speaker.

Pocket Pager response

In-use Lamp Lights up when the station is on line with another station.

Privacy switch

General purpose control

Registration

Conference

Pocket Pager call

Personal number cancellation Call Back

Conference call

clearance

Clear entry during call

Single digit dialing

All-call paging response

Paging call

Zone Paging Response

Highest executive priority

End of conversation

Press-to-talk Remote response

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Tie-line Connections of Exchanges

1. Purpose of tie-line connection

When the EXES-6000 system uses the Central Processing

Unit Model CP-64, not only the use of a single exchange (up to 256 stations) but also the tie-line connections of 2 exchanges (up to 512 stations) or 3 exchanges (up to

stations) are possible.

This tie-line function may be used when

1) You wish to connect 2 or 3 exchanges in the remote areas (maximum distance connected between ex-

changes using the cable of 0.65mm diameter is approximately 2 km.)

2) One exchange is not sufficient enough to cover the

desired number of stations and a separate exchange

is required for increase in the number of stations.

Station

(No.

200 ~

Tie-line

455)

Station (No.

200 ~

455)

Station (No.

470 ~

2. Number of stations, paging zones and links

Composition of exchange(s)

(1) Without tie-lines

(EX-1)

(2) 2 exchanges

(EX-2A) (EX-2B)

(3) 3 exchanges

(EX-3A)

Maximum number

725)

of links within

own exchange

Station

(No.

740 ~

Maximum number

of links between

tie-lined exchanges

—

8 between each

tie-lined link

995)

Maximum number of

paging zones

All call +31 zones

All call +30 zones *4

(15 zones per exchange)

All call +45 zones *4

(15 zones per exchange)

Station

(No.

470 ~

725)

Maximum number of

stations

256

512

768

(EX-3C)

*1 The links within own exchange as well as the tie-line links are used in each tie-line communication. *2 One (8 links) or two tie-line units (TI-62) are needed per exchange.

*3 Two tie-line units (TI-62) are needed per exchange. *4 All call paging is provided to a ll the paging zones of all the exchanges connected by tie-line.

(EX-3B)

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3. Numbering schedule for stations and paging zones

Tie-line

Type of exchange

Single Exchange (EX-1)

Exchange "A" (EX-2A/3A)

Exchange "B" (EX- 2B/3B)

Exchange "C" (EX-3C)

Numbering for stations

Standard

200 ~ 455

470 ~ 725

740 ~ 995

Without personal

number

100 ~ 355*1

400 ~ 655 *1

700 ~

95.5

* 1

Numbering for paging zones

Paging zone per exchange

All call

(00)

Zone

1 ~ 9 (1 ~ 8) *2

(01 ~ 31)

01 ~ 15

16~30

31 ~ 45

Note.

* 1: The first station number of each exchange can be selected from any of the following

numbers (Hardwired station number): The system with Personal Numbers can't use No. 100 ~ 199.

*2: The combination paging is used, zone number is from 1 to 8.

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Function description

Tie-line

Besides fixed standard functions, there are selectable

standard functions and optional functions.

Selectable standard functions can be selected by changing over The CP Unit switches and by establishing station No. 200 programming. Optional functions can be made available by using external equipment or additional units.

1. Standard Functions

1-1. Available across the other exchange

1) Automatic Line Release

The calling Station is released from the speech path

if dialing is not completed within 5 seconds. The calling station is also released from the speech path if no response is given within 10 seconds, when calling a station in the privacy mode.

2) Camp-on-Busy

When the called party is busy, the caller can camp-on

the line. After the conversation is finished, he is automatically put through.

3) Press-to-Talk

One-way conversation is possible by pressing the Press-to-Talk bar when the ambient noise is high at

one party's station.

4) Single Digit Dialing

Single digit calling of numbers up to 4 digits in length can be made by one-touch operation.

1-2. Available only within the same exchange

5) Remote response

The station called by continuous calling tone can be remotely answered by other stations.

2. Selectable Functions

2-1. Available across the other exchange

6) Privacy

When calls are unwanted, turn Privacy switch on and a brief privacy tone sounds when the station is called.

7) Camp-on-Privacy

When called in the privacy mode from another station,

calls can be connected immediately after releasing

the Privacy switch.

8) Handset Response in Continuously Called Stations

Full duplex handset conversation is available by lifting the handset when the continuous calling tone is heard.

9) One-touch Response in Continuously Called Stations

Hands-free conversation is available by just touching

any key except when the continuous calling

tone is heard.

10) Personal Number Call

Calls can be connected by using Personal Numbers,

other than normal station numbers when Personal

Numbers are registered into any designated station.

11) Highest Executive Priority

The preprogrammed caller can interrupt forcibly the called party in busy mode. In this event original conversation is cancelled.

12) Selection of Dial Operation

(1) Numbering Schedules of Tie-line System (Standard) The exchanges A, B and C permit the following

standard station Numbering Schedules: (Hardwired

station number)

Type of Exchange

With Personal Number

(Standard)

200~

455

470 ~

725

(2) Selectable First Station Number of Each

Exchange

The first station number of each exchange can be selected from any of the following numbers (Hardwired station number):

The system with Personal Numbers can't use No.

100~199.

(3) Paging Response

Paging response may be made either by pressing the

"Zone No.", or [Simply pressing ].

(4) General Purpose Control

Dial digit numbers change the output numbers.

13) Programmable Station Numbering

The system has programmable station numbers up to

No. 999 other than the normal hardwired station

numbers.

14) Group Blocking (Restricted Dialing)

Stations can be blocked into groups which cannot call or page each other unless further programming is done.

15) Restricted Access

Stations with access to All-call Paging, Conference and General Purpose Control can be limited.

16) Selectable Calling Tone

(Calling Tone/Paging Pre-Announcement Tone)

The time duration of the Calling Tone can be set f or

"long" (Trill note tone) or "short" (Single note tone)

or none. Similarly, Paging Pre-Announcement Tone

may be set for "long" (2 sec.) or "short" (1 sec.) or

none.

17) Time-out of Conversation and Paging Call

A Calling Time Limitation can be set, in case paging and normal calls are to be kept short or where cancel-

ling calls might be forgotten.

18) Automatic Access to Paging

Specific Substations may initiate a Paging Call or Paging Response or Personal Number Call, etc. by simply picking up a handset.

2-2. Available only within the same exchange

19) Master/Sub Relationship

Substations can call Master stations by one-touch operation. In the event of Handset Substation, a call can be made from Substation to its designated master station by simply picking up a handset.

20) Call Transfer

The called party can transfer the call to other selected

station. Call Hold and Call Back are also possible.

740~

995

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21) Group Hunting

When the first called party in a group is busy, the call is automatically transferred to the next stations.

22) Secretary Transfer

Calls to an "Executive" may be automatically trans-

ferred to a "Secretary".

3. Optional Functions

3-1. Available across the other exchange

23) Station Paging and Response (P1-62 Unit is required)

Paging is available through the built-in station speakers. Paging calls can be responded to by the nearest master station.

24) PA Paging and Response

(PI-62 Unit and PA System are required)

Paging through PA System and response.

25) Conference (CL-62 Unit is required)

Conference calls can be made including up to 4

persons.

26) Simplified Paging

Simplified PA paging is possible if an external speaker is connected instead of a station.

27) In/Out Annunciation

(Interface for the Indicator Board needs to be made by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DRB61) In or Out status is annunciated by registration/ cancellation of Personal Numbers.

Tie-line

3-2. Available only within the same exchange

28) Paging during Normal Calls

Calls can be transferred to a third party after pag

while speaking.

29) Calling Party Indication [Lamp Type]

(Interface for the Indicator Board is made by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DR-B61)

The lamp of the calling party comes on when a call is made. The calling party is kept in display while the called party is in the privacy or busy mode. It is

also possible to continue the lamp indication for

the later reference for the calling party.

30) Pager Calling and Response

(Make Interface for this purpose by using Data Transmitter DT-E11 and Receiver DR-B61). Pagers with relay input interface can be connected.

A call can only be made from the stations No. 200~

455 connected to the "A" type exchange. It is possible to respond from any station.

31) General Purpose Control

(Make the indicator Board and General Purpose Control Interface by using Data Transmitter DT-E11

and Receiver DR-B61)

Various types of Relay Output modes for control are

available. Use as Remote Control for such applica-

tions as In/Out Annunciation, Destination Annuncia-

tion Indication, VTR and ITV.

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Restrictions Resulting from Tie-line Connection

Tie-line

1. Paging

1) Paging is possible up to a maximum number of 15

zone per exchange.

2) It is possible to make paging to all zones (30 zones for 2 exchanges and 45 zones for 3 exchanges) by means of All-call paging.

3) All-call paging and zone paging are possible from any

master station.

4) It is possible to respond to All-call paging from any

master station.

5) A response to the zone paging is possible only from a

station connected to the exchange that includes the

paged zone ( Exchange "A": Zone No. 1 ~ 15, "B":

No. 16 ~ 30, "C": No. 31 ~ 45). It is not impossible to respond from the station connected to the other

exchange.

When the Automatic Response ( ) is employed,

the response to the zone paging is made only from the station (consecutive station numbers) linked to the paged zone.

6) It is impossible to allocate the same paging zone to 2 exchanges.

3. Programmable Station Numbering

It is possible to change a station number series of each

exchange freely within the range of "Selectable number-

ing schedule of each exchange"

4. Group Blocking

1) The system can be grouped or divided into a maximum of 6 groups of stations by each exchange.

2) The group can call and/or be called by any other group(s) within the same exchange area by programming.

3) Only one pair of groups can call each other across the tie-lined exchange.

4) The group of stations which can make All-call paging

and zone paging (No. 1 ~ 45) can be set up.

5) To make a paging response possible, the calling and the called groups must be set up. The paging response can be made from the called group to the calling group (the opposite direction of call restrictions).

5. When connected by tie-line, the following functions are available within the same exchange but unavailable across the other exchange:

1) Remote Response Select the Remote response group within the stations connected to the same exchange.

2) Master-Sub Relationship Set up Master/Substation associations within the same exchange area.

3) Transfer An original call can be transferred only to the third party who shares the same exchange with the party

who transfers the call.

4) Paging during Normal Calls Paging during a normal call is only possible within the paging zones allocated to the exchange to which a

station making the paging is connected.

5) Group Hunting Select the station to which the call is to be trans-

ferred within the same exchange group.

6) Secretary Transfer

Set up a Secretary/Executive association within a group of stations connected to the same exchange.

7) General Purpose Control (One-shot Make Output, Make/Break Output, 8 Selectable One-shot Make

Output, 8 Selectable Make Output, Decimal Output,

4 Decimal Digits Output).

Only the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units

connected to the same exchange can be operated.

8) Calling Party Indication (Lamp type)

The lamp at the station which receives the call turns

on only when the call is made from the station with-

in the same exchange area (Max. of 256 stations). The lamp does not light if the call is made from the

stations connected to the other exchange(s).

9) Pager Call

A call can only be made from the stations No. 200

~ 455 connected to the "A" type exchange. It is

possible to respond from any station.

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EXES-6000, CP-64 Summary of Dial Operations

Tie-line system of 2 or 3 exchanges

Station numbering: No. 200 ~ 455, No. 470 ~ 725, No. 740 ~ 995 (standard)

Tie-line

Classification

Call

Function

Press-to-talk

Remote response

Remote response registration

Continuous calling tone response

Privacy

Secretary transfer

Single digit registration

Single digit dialing

Personal number registration

In/Out annunciation-lamp ON

Personal number cancellation

In/Out annunciation-lamp OFF

Personal number call

Conference

Conference clear

Highest executive priority

Call transfer

Dial operation

Simplex

Secretary transfer off

Registration dials (maximum 4 digits)

Confirmation tone

Calling

Busy tone

Call conversation

Duplex

Confirmation tone

Calling

Transfer

Conversation with original station

Number

Station No.

1000 ~ 1999

Station No., Personal No., Single digit number

Station No., Personal No.,

Single digit number

Description

Conversation is simplex when PTT bar is used.

When a station is called by continuous calling tone, near station in the groups can respond the call instead of the called statio n.

Group registration of stations can be made from each station.

Called party touches one of these keys then conversation may begin.

When a party does not wish to accept incom-

ming calls, set the Privacy Switch in the ON

position.

This function allows for automatic transfer of calls to a secretary when desired.

This function allows for single digit registration of up to 4 digits among the numbers 0 through

9 and the

Registered dial code may be automatically

dialed.

Personal number may be resistered at any master station which the person to w hom the number is assigned expects to be.

When anyone having a personal number leaves the office he merely cancels the programming of his personal number.

A personal number dialing enables the station

call f or a person having the personal number.

A conference call may be made with up to 4 persons. Participants must be called individually.

If a person called into a conference is absent, the conference may be returned to the original condition.

When the called party is busy, this function allows interruption of the existing conversation and immediate direct contact with the called Party.

The called party can transfer the call to a selected other station (by station number, personal number or single digit number).

key.

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Classification

Function

Dial operation

Number

Description

Paging

Display and Control

Data

Transmitting and Receiving Unit

<Tie-line system of 2 exchanges> All-call plus 30-zone paging

<Tie-line system of 3 exchanges>

All-call plus 45-zone paging

All-cal l response

Zone paging response

Paging during normal call

One-shot make output

Make/break output

8-selectable one-shot make

output

8-selectable output

(Decimal output)

4 decimal digits output

Make output for Pager control

Pocket Pager response

Conversation

Conversation after response

Unit No.

Paging

(Make)

(Break)

Condition No.

4-digits

Transfer

Conversation original station

with

00 (All-call), 01 ~ 30 (Zone)

00 (All-call), 01 ~ 45 (Zone)

01 ~ 45

01 ~ 15 (Exchange A)

16 ~ 30 (Exchange B)

31 ~ 45 (Exchange C)

00~49

00~99

1 ~ 8, 0 (Clear)

(0~9)

1 ~ 9

01 ~ 64

(01 ~ 99)

1 ~ 9

00~99

000 ~ 499

000 ~ 511

1 ~ 8

0000 ~ 9999

Any station can be used to initi ate PA or station paging. A person paged can respond from the

nearest master station.

Response to all-call

Response to zone paging

This function allows a called party to transfer the call to a third party who responds to paging.

One-shot make output of relay may control other equipments such as ITV camera, VTR control, dictating systems, etc.

Make/break output of relay may control other equipments.

8 selectable one-shot make is available (VTR control)

8 selectable outputs or a decimal output is

available (indicating room status and destination).

4 decimal digits output is indicated.

Control the pocket pager by make output of

relays.

Calling party selection

Clearing calling party indication

Station No.

When the indication panel shows several incom-

ing calls at the same time, the called party may

select any of them for response.

This is used to cancel the calling party indication without conversation.

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Automatic Line Release

When, in dialing, all of the numbers are not dialed within

5 seconds, the station is automatically disconnected from

the speech path and dialing cannot be completed. In this

instance, the dialing process will have to be repeated from

the beginning.

This function has been adopted to speed up traffic proces-

sing and to improve the availability of speech path.

Camp-On-Busy

When the party you are calling is on another line, by simply waiting you automatically "Camp-On" the line. (Busy tone sounds continuously.) As soon as the line is freed, you will

be automatically connected.

Tie-line

Within 5 sec

After calI

Call

Privacy

Shift Privacy Switch to ON.

When a party does not wish to accept incoming calls, this

function may be employed to refuse them. With the Privacy switch in the ON position, a continuous privacy tone will be sounded in the station making the call, and at the same

time, a brief Privacy tone will sound in the station called, indicating a call attempt is being made.

It is possible to call the other party from the station in the

Privacy mode but Remote Response is impossible

from that station.

Shift Privacy Switch back to the left.

To restore a station in the "Privacy" mode to a normal

condition, and thus ready to receive calls.

Note: 1. A call received while the station is in the Privacy

mode may be accepted if the Privacy function is immediately cancelled, (see Camp-On Privacy)

2. With a station that incorporates the Secretary Transfer function, the Privacy switch is used to

activate the Secretary Transfer function, (see Sec-

retary Transfer)

3. During the above "Privacy" mode, while the call-

ing station has the bar depressed, the

privacy tone stops and the caller can transmit a

one way message.

When the bar is released, the normal

"Privacy" mode to be resumed.

PV Type

One tone

Privacy tone

Call

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Camp-On Privacy

When the party you are calling has his station on Privacy mode, by simply waiting you will automatically "Camp-

On" the line. (Privacy tone sounds continuously.) As soon as the Privacy mode is released, or as soon as he one-touch

dials any of the keys ( ), or as soon as he picks up a handset of his station, you will be automati-

cally connected.

This function is canelled automatically if the station in the

privacy mode may not accept the call within approximately

10 seconds.

Press-To-Talk

Automatic

Tie-line

PV Type

This function is activated when the

PTT

is continuously depressed after dial tone confirmation or during hands-free conversation. This allows one-way conversation from the party depressing the function key. When

the key is released, one-way conversation is reversed.

Employed when a person in a high noise level area is called

by a person in a quiet area, or when no particular response

is required, or when simple announcements are made. In

such cases, one-way conversation flow can be used.

One-way conversation is activated while the Press-To-Talk

bar is continuously depressed.

As long as the Press-To-Talk bar is depressed by either party, the voice of the party using this function has domi-

nance. When the key is released, the other party has domi-

nance.

One-way conversation is reversed when the Press-To-Talk bar is released.

(Press-To-Talk Bar)

If both parties depress the Press-To-Talk bar, the voice of

the party who depresses the bar last will have dominance.

Depress the

to return to ordinary hands-free 2-way conversation ........

Note.

One-way conversation is impossible even if the

bar is depressed as far as either party or both parties

involved pick up a handset.

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Single Digit Dialing

Single digit registration

Single digit dialing

When required, dial

Confirmation tone

Station number

Personal number

Paging zone

Confirmation tone

Any four digits

Any three digits

Any two digits

Confirmation tone

Tie-line

Single digits of station number

Single digit of personal number

Single digit of paging call

Single digit of All-call paging response

and the registered number will be called automatically.

Note:1. Single digit registration can be cancelled by registering

your assigned station number.

2. Any function dialing with long operation may be shortened by Single Digit Dialing.

Example: Single digit Combination paging Dial

and is called automatically.

Combination paging

Single digit

3. One-shot make output may be operated even in the event every link is not free. But it may not be operated in single digit dialing if all links are busy.

4. Single digit registration is not available from any substation programmed by No.200 programming,

even if its line is connected with master station.

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Master Sub Relationship

Master/Substation associations are set up by using station #200 as the programming station. Once these relationships

have been established, substations can then contact their

designated master stations by simply touch dialing

If TL-600S Handset substation is used, substations can be

connected to their designated master stations by simply

picking up a handset. (Only applicable to

system)

With respect to this function, the stations in the system are

divided into two categories; master stations and substations.

Any master station can be connected to any other station in the system. However, substations can initiate calls only to specific master stations. This is done by single touch

dialing, and will only connect the substation to one specific

master.

Several substations can be programmed under this station to connect with a single specified master station.

To register single digit dialing, touch dial

substation number

Single digit dialing from that master to a specific substation

is then accomplished by touch dialing

Master Stat ion

Handset substation

Only applicable to

Single Digit Registration of Substation

•

system

Tie-line

Substation

Programming a master station for Single Digit Dialing of a substation number under this function is programmed in

the same manner as other single digit dialing, and results in

one touch dialing from master to substation.

Note.

Single digit registration is not available from any substation programmed by No.200 programming, even if its line is connected with master station.

Automatic Access To Paging

Once programming has been set up for the purpose of this

function.

A paging call may be made from specific Handset Sub-

stations to the registered zone by simply picking up a

handset. Refer to Fig. 1

A specific Handset substations may respond to the paging call by simply picking up a handset. Refer to Fig. 2

Note.

Single digit registration for Handset Substation as well

as No.200 programming is required for this function at

the time of installation.

Master Station

Paging call

Substation Number

Substation

NP Type

Fig. 1

Paging response

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Response to

a paging call

Fig.

Personal Number Call

A personal number may be registered at any master station which the person to whom the number is assigned expects to be. A party wishing to receive personal number calls at

a specific station may register his number at that station by

touch dialing

Personal Number.

Those who are frequently away from their assigned station,

as well as those who share a single station may be assigned a

"Personal" 4-digit number which may be programmed to any master station in the system. This personal number, which is completely independent of station numbers, may

be programmed at any master station, and any previous

programming of that same number at any other station is

automatically cancelled. When the party calling has dialed

the number to which he wishes to speak, the call is then

routed to the station at which the Personal Number was

last registered. The numbers which may be assigned in this

group are 1000 through 1499.

Personal number program cancellation can be done at any station be merely dialing:

Personal Number

When anyone having a personal number leaves the office, he

merely cancels the programming of his personal number.

With the personal number cancelled, any incoming calls to

that number will be answered by a dial tone, indicating that

he is not available.

Tie-line

Registration

Personal Number

Personal Number Call

Personal Number

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Station where the

personal number is

registrated.

Cancellation (At any statio n)

Continuous Calling Tone

When a specified station receives a call, the calling tone continues until

Tie-line

Continuous calling tone

(except key)

is depressed by this party.

1. When calls cannot be answered immediately or when it is difficult to hear a normal calling tone due to high back-

ground noise, the station should be provided with the continuous calling tone function. There is no limit to the number of stations that may be equipped with this function, but a No.200 registration must be completed

(refer to Installation Handbook for EXES-6000CP-62.)

2. When the caller depresses the bar while the conti-

nuous calling tone sounds, he can talk to the person

called by one-way. When the bar is released, the continuous calling tone returns.

3. During two-way conversation, each party presses the bar to talk and releases the key to receive the

other party. (Press to Talk)

Note.

1. In the event of the system without Privacy function (NP Type system), stations with Privacy switch in the

ON position are called by a continuous calling tone.

By No.200 programming, this continuous calling tone

function may also be made available to the system having Privacy function (PV Type system) and to industrial type of station model HF-650M.

2. Two (2) different continuous calling tones may-be

employed in

(1 ) stations used in "NP" type system having a

standard function of "continuous calling tone".

(2) specific stations provided with a "continuous

calling tone" function by station No. 200

programming.

Continuous calling call

Continuous calling tone

Call

(Any key other than

< Comparison of continuous calling tones >

Type of station

Type of system

"PV" Type

"NP" Type

Responding to a call made by continuous calling tone

(Specific station provided with

"continous calling tone" function by

station No.200 programming)

Non-programmed station (standard)

Programmed station

Non-programmed station (standard)

Programmed station

Nature of calling tone

Privacy switch in OFF position

Single "trill" calling tone

(Call is put through immediately

after calling tone)

Continuous calling tone

Single "trill" calling tone

(Ca ll is put through immediately after

calling tone)

Continuous calling tone

Depress any dial key other than

key.

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Privacy switch in ON position

Privacy tone

Continuous calling tone

1 . Depress only dial ke y other than

2. Pick up a handset.

3. Shift Privacy switch to OFF.

key.

Remote Response

Tie-line

This feature is available only among stations programmed for this purpose. When a station at which no one is present

is called by means of a continuous calling tone, remote response to that call can be made by pressing the key from any other station programmed for this function.

Note.

1. This function is only possible when a station is called by a continuous calling tone.

2. When this function is used from a station with the Privacy switch ON, press the key, after lifting a station handset or after shifting the Privacy switch to

OFF.

Programming the remote response group Establish the remote response group of stations and

designate a specific station within the group as a tem-

porary "Master station" and the rest as "Substations". The Master station registers the number of his own

station as follows.

Master's number

Each of "Substation" within the group registers the

"Master" 's number by dialing

Dial operation for Remote response

Calling tone

Calling

Station

No.201

No.209

No. 203

Remote response group

Conversation after Remote response

Master's number

Note.

Make sure that the temporarily disignated master always registers his own station number at time of programming.

Cancelling remote response program

Touch dialing at each "Substation"

His own Substation number

cancells the Remote reponse program.

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, select

the Remote response group within the stations connect-

ed to the same exchange.

Conversation

Station

No.201

No.209

No. 203

Remote response group

Programming the remote response group (Example)

Station

No. 201

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Station No. 204

Remote response group

Station No. 203

Station

No. 202

Call Transfer

Tie-line

Call Transfer from Called Station

During the conversation, first dial

(the Station Number of the person the call is to be transferred to).

The original call is then held and the holding tone is trans-

mitted to the other party, while the third party is called

and asked whether he will accept the call. If he agrees to

accept the call, dial

or hang up a handset

and the transfer will be completed.

This function allows called party to transfer that call to another station. The party to whom the call is to be transferred, may be called using either the Station Number, the Personal Number or through Single Digit Dialing.

Call Hold and Call Back from Calling or Called Station

During the conversation, first dial

the Station Number of the third party.

The other party is then placed on hold as the third party is

called. Upon completion of the conversation with the

third party,

the party called touch dials the

Called Station

Call

Transfer

Called Station

Call

Transfered Station Number

Third Party

Called Station

Calling Station

Holding

Calling Station

key or the third party touch dials the

key or the third party replaces a handset.

This allows the original conversation to resume.

The Transfer function is combined with the Call Holding function.

When two parties are talking, either one can be temporarily

placed on hold to permit the calling of another station. The

conversation with the third party over, the original conver-

sation can be resumed.

The third party can be called using either the Station Num-

ber, his Personal Number or through Single Digit Dialing.

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, an

original call can be transferred only to the third party who shares the same exchange with the party who trans-

fers the call.

Called Station

Call Back

Third Party

Called Station

Call

Third Party

Calling Station

Original Call

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Third Party

Paging during Normal Calls

A paging call can be made by a called party of an existing call to a third party, the third party's response accepted while the original call is on hold, and the original call resumed when the response call has ended.

Press

Tie-line

Conversation

and the desired zone number. This puts the original call on hold and makes the External PA and or Station paging call.

Then, press

to restore the original call, and wait for the response to the paging call. When the response is received, press

or replace the handset and the original call goes back on

hold allowing the second call to the taken. When the second

call is completed, press

and the original call can be resumed.

Note.

1. With adoption of the selective functions "Call Transfer" and "Paging", this function is allowed to activate.

2. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, paging during a normal call is only possible within the paging zones allocated to the exchange to which a

station making the paging is connected. And All-call

paging during a normal call is impossible.

Group Hunting

Calling party

Resuming

the original call

On hold

Called party

Stati on paging

External PA paging

When the party you are calling is on another line, your call

is automatically rerouted to another station which is pro-

grammed from the beginning.

When the party to whom the call is rerouted is also on another line, the call can further be rerouted to the other station by programming.

Note.

1. To use this function, station No.200 programming of the station number(s) to which the call is to be transferred must be set up in the exchange. Place a DIP

switch for Group Hunting in the ON position and

make Group Hunting programming, so that this function can be programmed.

transferred to the other stations even when one is

absent.

3. If station No. 200 programming is made so that the call can be rerouted to the station which is called first when the other stations registered are busy, then any call can be transferred automatically to another station. Similarly, the original call can be rerouted one after

another in the "Secretary Transfer".

4. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, select the station to which the call is to be transferred within the same exchange group.

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Calling

No.231

No.239

Conversation

No.231

Calling

Call Forwarding

Calling

No.234

Call For warding

No.235

Secretary Transfer

Tie-line

This function is only available when a specified station is

programmed for this purpose with use of Station #200 in the programming mode. Automatic transfer of incoming calls by an executive to his secretary is accomplished by

placing the Privacy Switch on his station in the ON position.

This function allows a secretary to accept all incoming calls

placed to an executive.

For the executive to accept calls directed to his station once the automatic secretary function has been programmed by station #200, he simply moves the privacy switch

to the left, or OFF position.

It is also possible for the executive to accept calls at his station.

There is no limit to the number of Executive/Secretary pairings except by the number of available number combinations within a given system.

When a secretary who is already programmed for this func-

tion wishes another secretary to accept all incoming calls directed to an executive, station No. 200 programming of another secretary should be set up in the exchange. Then, the calls can be rerouted to another secretary if the execu-

tive and the secretary first registered place their Privacy

switches in the ON position. It is also possible to transfer the call in a daisy chain method.

Executive

Secretary

Digit the executive station.

Executive

Secretary

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line, set up

a Secretary/Executive association within a group of

stations connected to the same exchange.

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Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer

Tie-line

PV Type

Adoption of the selective function "Transfer" allows rerout-

ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the

executive's station.

When the secretary answering a call touch dials

Executive's station number

the privacy tone sounds continuously at both ends of the line, while the call is held. The call holding tone is transmitted to the calling station. If the executive shifts the privacy switch to the left position, or if he depresses any of the keys other than the key or picks up a handset he can talk with the secretary. If the call held is to then be transferred back to the executive's station, the secretary is to touch dial , or to hang up a handset, and the original calling station will be connected

to the executive's station.

Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer using Single Digit Dialing

Adoption of the selective functions "Transfer" and "Single

Digit Dialing" allows simple retransfer of the call transfer-

red to the secretary back to the executive's station.

Touch dial

Executive's station number

at the secretary's station in advance. When the call trans-

ferred to the secretary has to be transferred back to the

executive, the secretary simply touch dials

Secretary dials

Privacy tone

Privacy Tone

Executive

Secretary

Executive

Secretary

Executive

or depresses any of the keys

or picks up a handset

Secretary

Other person

(Executive)

Holding tone

Holding

Other person

PRIVACY

Executive

Holding tone

Other person

at her station. This sets the privacy tone sounding continu-

ously at both ends of the line while the call is held. If the

call is to be transferred back to the executive's station, the secretary touch dials

or hangs up a handset.

The calling station will then be connected to the executive's station.

Reply from the executive, the secretary touch dials

This will then return the secretary to the original call.

Call Transfer

Secretary dials

or hangs up a handset

Executive

Call Transfer

Secretary

Other person

Call Back

Secretary dials

Secretary

Executive

Other person

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Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer

Adoption of the selective function "Transfer" allows rerout-

ing of the call transferred to the secretary back to the executive's station.

When the secretary answering a call touch dials

Executive's station number

the continuous calling tone sounds at both ends of the

line, while the call is held. The call holding tone is transmitted to the calling station. If the executive shifts the privacy switch to the left position, or if he depresses any of

the keys other than the key or

picks up a handset he can talk with the secretary. If the call held is to then be transferred back to the executive's

station, the secretary is to touch dial , or to hang up a handset, and the original calling station will be connected to the executive's station.

Secretary Transfer and Call Transfer using Single Digit

Dialing

Adoption of the selective functions "Transfer" and "Single Digit Dialing" allows simple retransfer of the call transferred to the secretary back to the executive's station.

Touch dial

Secretary

Continuous calling tone

Continuous

calling tone

Secretary

or depresses any of the keys

Tie-line

Executive

Holding

Executive

or picks up a handset

NP Type

Other person

Holding tone

Other person

Executive's station number

at the secretary's station in advance. When the call transferred to the secretary has to be transferred back to the

executive, the secretary simply touch dials

at her station. This sets the continuous calling tone sounding at both ends of the line while the call is held. If the call is to be transferred back to the executive's station, the secretary touch dials

or hangs up a handset.

The calling station will then be connected to the executive's station.

Reply from the executive, the secretary touch dials

This will then return the secretary to the original call.

Secretary

Call Transfer

Secretary dials

or hangs up a handset

Executive

Secretary

Other person

Executive

Call

Other person

Call Back

Secretary dials

Executive

Secretary

Holding tone

Other person

– 79 –

Highest Executive Priority

This function is available only for those stations specifically

programmed for this function, with programming station

No. 200. When the station called is busy, as indicated by the busy or privacy tone, dialing

Tie-line

sends a priority tone. This priority tone is transmitted for a

few seconds and then the call is put through, terminating

the original conversation.

When the called station is busy or in the Conference mode or during a paging call, this function allows forced interrup-

tion for priority conversation.

Original Conversation

Busy Tone

Priority Call

Conversation Over

Priority

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Conference

A "Hands-Free" conference call can be made with up to

4 persons. For a conference under this function the other

participants may be called either through their station number, personal number or by Single Digit Dialing. Addition of stations or personal numbers (total of only 4) may be

added by anyone already connected.

The person who proposes the conference may dial

(Station Number of the 1st of the participants)

After receiving 2nd person's consent, he may then dial

(2nd participant)

After receiving 3rd person's consent, he may now dial

(the last participant)

At this point, the 4-man conference may begin. It is also

possible for any of the 4 participants to call up any of the

other participants.

A person wishing to drop out of the conference should dial

or hangs up a handset

at his station.

A "Hands-Free" conference call can be made

with up to 4 persons.

Tie-line

Any of the participants who wish to drop out during the

conference may do so as long as it's not the party who

originated the conference.

The function is cancelled and the normal mode is restored

when the person who arranged the conference dials

In the event that the calls made by the person arranging the conference are not answered or that there has been a dialing error, the function can be cancelled for restoration to

the normal mode.

The conference is terminated when the party who arranged

the conference dials

or hangs up a handset

When the conference has been terminated by the party who originated it, the other participants cannot continue the conference.

Dialing of conference member.

Station number

Personal number

Single Digit

Paging

Tie-line

A variety of paging modes allows paging over a wide area

fro m any master station. The paged party may respond from the nearest master station.

Paging modes include external PA systems and/or Station paging, and Zone paging is for calling a limited area and

All-call paging is for calling over the entire area.

Response to a paging call may be made by means of Auto-

matic response or Zone number dialing.

External PA paging and Station paging

External PA paging

1. Paging through external speakers is possible from any master station, with the paged party able to respond from the nearest master station.

2. External PA paging zones and all-call paging are

possible up to a maximum number of 15 zones per

exchange.

3. A maximum of 30 zones can be connected when 2

exchanges are tie-lined and 45 zones for 3 exchanges.

Station paging

1. Paging from any master station to all stations within a certain area is possible through the station speakers. But the page wi ll not be heard at stations in use in the

area.

2. Zone paging and all-call paging are possible up to a maximum number of 15 zones per exchange.

3. A maximum of 30 zones can be connected when 2

exchanges are tie-lined and 45 zones for 3 exchanges.

All-call paging

Paging and Paging response for External PA or station paging is possible through All-call paging. All-call paging is possible over the zones (No. 1 through 45) connected for PA or Station paging, and it is possible to make the paging response from any station. However, the station not connected to any of the paging zones is not paged. This does not necessarily mean that All-call station paging must reach all the stations.

To make a all-call paging, depress

To respond, depress

Responding to a paging call

Automatic response

1. Zone paging response Touch dialing

at the station within the paged zone permits a response to the party who placed a paging call.

In this event, No. 200 registration of the stations (consecutive station numbers) within each zone must

be made.

All-call paging response Touch dial

2. Zone paging and All-call paging

A. Zone paging (Individual zone paging).

Paging and Paging response are possible through Zone

paging. The same paging zones (Exchange A: No. 1 ~ 15,

B: No. 16 ~ 30. C: No. 31 ~ 45) are used for PA paging

and Station paging. Therefore, both PA and Station

paging calls are possible in the specific zone connected

for the both paging functions.

To page, depress

Zone No.

To respond to a zone paging, depress

Zone No.

at any station and the paged party is put through to

the party calling.

Zone number dialing

1. Zone paging response The paged party is connected to the party calling by depressing

Zone No. at any station. A response to the zone paging is possible only from a

station connected to the exchange that includes the

paged zone.

All-call paging response

Depressing

permits a response to the party calling.

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How to select the paging area and make the paging call

Dialing operation

Paging area

All-call paging over the entire zones of exchanges "A", "B"and "C"

Paging call

Automatic

response

Response

Zone number

dialing

Tie-line

Zone paging to the zone

of exchange "A"

Zone paging to the zone of exchange "B"

Zone paging to the zone

of exchange "C"

Note.

*1 When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-line

but 1 or 2 of them have no built-in Paging unit ( P I), All-call paging is done only over the remaining exchange(s).

*2 A paging response is possible only from the station in

the paged zone.

*3 A paging response is possible only from the station

connected to the exchange "A" (station No.200 ~

455)

*4 A paging response is possible only from the station

connected to the exchange "B" (station No.470~

725)

*5 A paging response is possible only from the station

connected to the exchange "C" (station No.740~

995)

Zone No.

Zone No

– 83 –

All-Call Paging and Individual Zone Paging

Paging call

External PA paging to a specific zone is possible from any master station by pressing after picking up a handset

It is possible to wait for a response in this mode, but anything said will be broadcasted over the entire zone. It is best to end the paging call by pressing

or hanging up a handset

and waiting for a response.

All-call paging of zones 1 through 45 can be done in both the External PA paging mode through an external ampli-

fiers and speakers, and the station paging mode through

the station speakers. In the event of All-call paging, the

paging is done over the entire zones. When all-call paging is initiated during zone paging, the Zone paging is interrupted and restored after the all-call

paging is finished.

Paging response

1. Automatic response

To respond to a paging call, go to the nearest master station and press either

(All-call paging response)

(Zone paging response)

All-call paging

Tie-line

Zone paging

A paging response is possible only from the station in

the paged zone.

A response to All-call paging is possible from any station. To respond to Zone paging by pressing

No. 200

registration of the stations (consecutive station numbers)

within each zone must be made. Such registration is

required for both external and station paging.

2. Zone number dia ling __ To respond to a All-call paging, go to the nearest master

station and press

To respond to a Zone paging call, press

Zone No. 01 ~ 45

at the nearest station.

A response to the zone paging is possible only from a

station connected to the exchange that includes the paged zone (Exchange "A": Zone No. 1 ~ 15, "B": No. 16 ~ 30, "C": No. 31 ~ 45). It is not impossible to

respond from the station connected to the other

exchange.

A response to All-call paging is possible from any station.

Table of stations used for individual zone paging (Example)

(I n the case of "Automatic response")

Zone

numbers

First station

number

Last sta tion

number

– 84 –

Selectable First Station Number of Each Exchange

1.. The exchanges A, B and C permit the following Standard

Station Numbering Schedules (Hardwired station number):

< Standard station numbering >

Tie-line

Type of Exchange

With Personal

Number (Standard)

200 ~ 455

470 ~ 725

740 ~ 995

2. If you prefer any other station numbering schedules than those given in the above Item 1, you can have the station number series (Consecutive number) to start with any of No. 100/200/300/400/500/600/700/800/900 in the order of exchange A, B and C. (Hardwired station number)

< Example >

Type of Exchange

Example 1

Example 2

With Personal Number

Without Personal

Number

– 85 –

Programmable Station Numbering

1. This function allows the system to have "Programmable station numbers", other than the "Hardwired station

numbers" by programming.

The stations not registered for "Programmable Station

Numbers" remain in the original "Hardwired Station

Number".

2. Each station number can be programmed in the stati on

number series of the exchanges A, B and C that have been determined by the function of the Selectable First

Station Number.

1. Numbering schedules can be changed easily by pro-

gramming in stead of rewiring.

2. Numbering schedule (such as 200's, 300's, 900's) is available for convenient office differentiation. (archi-

tectual numbering). (Refer to Fig. 1)

<Fig. 1>

Hardwired

sta tio n number

2 0 1

202

203

204

205

Programmed

station number

2 0 1

202

301

302

Tie-line

Department 1

Department 2

3. Normally, station numbers which are included in a station paging zone must be sequential, but programmable station numbers can be randomly included in a station paging zone. (Refer to Fig. 2)

4. Programming at station No. 200, 470 and 740 must set up in each exchange to change the station numbering.

Dialing

Exchange

Circuit No. 201

(Hardwired station

Circuit No. 203

(Hardwired station

Programmable station

No. 203

number)

Programmable station

No. 201

5. "Programmable station number" series for each exchange

<Example 1> With Personal Number

Exchange

Hardwired

station number

200 ~ 455

470 ~ 725

740 ~ 995

Programmed

station number

200 ~ 469

470 ~ 739

740 ~ 999

<Example 2> Without Personal Number

Exchange

station number

(Standard)

Hardwired

100 ~ 355

400 ~ 655

700 ~ 955

<Fig. 2>

Hardwired

station number

2 0 1

202

203

<Fig. 3>

Hardwired

station number

200

2 0 1

202

203

Programmed

station number

100 ~ 399

400 ~ 699

700 ~ 999

326

327

Programmed

station number

Programmed

station number

Exchange

2 0 1

2 3 1

2 4 1

203

201

Hardwired

station number

200 ~ 399

500 ~ 755

800 ~ 999

Station paging zone

Programmed

station number

200 ~ 499

500 ~ 799

800 ~ 999

6. People operating the intercom stations need not be aware of the Hardwired station numbers. However, care must be taken when programming using station No. 200 in the exchange, as hardwired station numbers must be used for that purpose.

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Group Blocking

Function (A)

The system can be grouped or divided into a maximum of 6 groups of stations with consecutive station numbers

by exchanges "A", "B" and "C". Different station

groups cannot call each another.

[Example 1]

Tie-line

< Exchange "A" >

Group 1 No.201~209

Group 2

No. 21

0~219

Group 3

No.220~249

Fig.

Group 4

No. 250~279

Function (B)-1

The group connected to the same exchange can call and/ or be called by any other group(s) within the same

exchange area.

Function (B)-2

Only one pair of groups can call each other across the

tie-lined exchange. The tie-line link of each exchange (4

links) forms a group and like stations.

The groups No.1 through 6 connected to the same

exchange can call exchange by programming in tie-line

links (group No. 7) and (group No. 8).

Explanation of < 3 exchanges tie-lined > (Fig. 6)

< Exchange "B" > Fig. 2

Group 1 No.470~479

Group 2

No.480~489

Group 3

No.490~499

[Example 2-1] Fig. 4

Group 2

[Example 2-2]

< 3 exchanges tie-lined > Fig. 6

< Exchange "C" > Fig. 3

Group 1 No. 740-759

Group 2

No.

760~769

Group 1

Group 3

Group 4

Calling station

Station receiving

< 2 exchanges tie-lined > Fig. 5

Group 3

No. 770~799

1) The call can be made from Group No. 2 of exchange "A" to tie-line links of exchange "A".

2) Connect tie-line links of exchange "A" to tie-line

links of exchange "B".

3) The call can be made from tie-line links of exchange "B" to group No. 1 of exchange "B".

4) Thus, the call is allowed to go through from Group No.2 of exchange "A" to Group No. 1 of exchange "B".

Function (C)

The paging zone number (All-call, individual zones No.1

~ 30 for 2 exchanges and No.1 ~ 45 for 3 exchanges)

which each group of each exchange can call is programmable. (No distinction is made between external PA and

Station paging.)

Paging to the paging zones of the other exchange is also

programmable.

Note.

When the paging call is made, the group of stations to which the response is made is restricted by Function B. Function B permits the normal station call in the direction of the arrows. Its paging response can be made in the opposite direction of the arrows. (Refer to Fig. 4 and Fig. 8)

< Example of Paging response >

When the programming is set up for the normal station

call as is shown in Fig. 4, the paging response is only possible in the direction of the arrows of Fig. 8.

[Example 3] Fig. 7

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

[Example 4] Fig. 8

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

– 87 –

Group 4

Paging station

Group 4

All-call paging

Zone 4 paging

Paging zone

Paging station

Paging response

Station responding to paging call

Example of Group Blocking registration

To use this function, station No. 200 programming (No.470

programming or No.740 programming) of the allocated

station number, group, paging zone, etc., must be set up in

the exchange.

1. Example of conversation and paging To make this example of Group Blocking available for the system, the following programming at steps 2 through 4 must be set up in each exchange.

Tie-line

Exchange A

All-call paging

Paging to Zone No.4

Paging to Zone No. 31

2. No. 200 programming" in Exchange A

Function registration ( A)

3. "No.470 programming" in Exchange B

Function registration (A)

Exchange C

Function registration ( B)

Exchange A

Exchange B

Function registration (C)

Exchange B

Function registration (C)

Paging to Zone No. 16

Exchange C

4. "No. 740 programming" in Exchange C

Function registration (A)

Note.

Indicates that registration is not necessary.

Indicates that the station is not within the group.

Function registration (B)

– 88 –

Exchange A

Exchange B

Function registration (C)

Exchange B

Exchange C

Programmable Restricted Access for Stations

Stations which can use the 6 groups of following functions must be programmed, so as to restrict access to those functions by those stations not programmed.

1. All-call paging

2. Conference

Stat ion number

3. General purpose control

Mode 1 (One-shot make output)

4. General purpose control Mode 2 (Make/break output)

5. General purpose control Mode 3 (8 selectable one-shot make output)

Tie-line

Unit No. Condition No.

General purpose control Mode 4 (8 selectable output or decimal output)

Unit No. Condition No.

6. General purpose control Mode 5 (4 decimal digits output)

(Unit No.) (4-digits)

1. For a conference call, only those stations allowed to use the conference link can dial.

The other members of the conference need not be

allowed conference access.

2. No. 200 programming of the specified station must be

made in the exchange. For further details, please refer

to Installation Hand Book for EXES-6000 CP unit.

– 89 –

Selectable Calling Tone

The duration of the calling tone can be set for either 0.2

second (single note tone) or 0.3 second (warble tone).

It is also possible to have the station without any calling

tone.

Note.

1. The duration of the continuous calling tone is impossible to change.

2. Different modes of the duration of the calling tone

may not be employed in each station within the same system.

Selectable Paging Pre-Announcement Tone Duration

The duration of the all-call and zone paging tones can be set for either 2 seconds ("long") or 1 second ("short"). It is also possible to have the system without any paging pre-announcement tone.

Tie-line

Time-Out of Conversation

It is possible to limit the conversation duration to one

through ninty-nine minutes in the unit of one minute in

order to improve speech path a vaila bility. A hurry-up

tone is sounded in both the calling and called stations approximately 10 seconds before the busy stations are automatically disconnected from the speech path.

Time-Out of Paging Call

versation function.

– 90 –

In/Out Annunciation

Tie-line

The in/out annunciation indicators can be turned on or off from any master station by using the personal number

registering procedure.

When a personal number registration is made at a station,

by dialing

(personal number)

the personal number is registered at that station and the

personal number lamp on the in/out indication panel is

turned on.

Personal number call

By dialing

(personal number)

from any station, the call is put through to the station

registered with the personal number.

Cancelling personal number and turning off

in/out annunciation.

By dialing

(personal number)

from any station, the personal number is cancelled and

the personal number lamp on the in/out indication panel

is turned off.

1. The maximum number of in/out annunciation windows is 1000.

This maximum number remains same even if the number of exchange to be connected is increased to 2 or 3.

2. The in/out indication panel must be used with the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units (DT-E11 and DR-B61).

In/out indication panel

Lamp on

Personal number

In/out indication panel

Lamp off

Personal number

– 91 –

Calling Party Indication (Lamp Type)

Tie-line

A one station/one lamp type calling party indication panel

can be provided for certain specified stations (eight stations

or eight groups of stations)

The system can also be divided into a maximum of 8 groups

of stations (consecutive station numbers) so that each

group may have the calling party indication panels which

are common within the group. The party making the call is

indicated even if the call is made to any station in the group.

It is also possible to equip the system with the "Calling

station Memory" function. Adopting this function

causes the calling party's lamp on the indication panel to

keep on lighting even if he cancels the call when the

called party is on other line or in Privacy mode.

< Indication mode without calling station memory >

1. A lamp of the calling station comes on and goes out when the conversation is over.

2. When the call is made during conversation or privacy mode, a lamp of the calling station comes on and goes

out when the calling station cancels the call.

< Indication mode with calling station memory >

1. The lamp at the station receiving the call comes on

when a call is made and goes out when the conver-

sation is completed.

2. When a call (camp-on-busy) is made to the busy or

the privacy station (with the privacy switch on), the

lamp of calling station comes on. The lamp will not

go out even if the original call is cancelled.

3. The lamp goes out after the conversation is canelled.

4. Dialing

Indication panel at station No. 239

No.201

Conversation

No.208

Camp-on-busy

No.239

without placing a call causes all lights to go out. *1

Note.

*1. In the case of Handset Master station TL-600M,

lift a station handset and confirm that a dial tone

is heard. Press after cancelling the dial tone by pressing

1. The maximum number of calling stations is 120. When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-lines, the party who is calling through the other exchange is

not indicated.

2. The indication panel must be used w ith the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units.

ming in exchange "C".

Example of registration

Indication

panel

First station

number

239

251

Last station

number

239

255

1. Station No. 239 has the indication panel No.2.

2. The group of stations No. 251-255 is provided with the

indication panel No. 5.

– 92 –

Tie-line

< Calling party selection >

1. When there are more than 2 incoming calls to a busy

station, the calling parties' lamps on the indication

panel come on. The called party may select the

calling party he wishes to respond to by touch dialing

plus (desired calling party's number).

In this event, the original conversation is finished.

2. In the event that a station in the busy mode receives a call that is indicated on the indication panel, by touch dialing (the calling party's number),

the called party is put through to the calling party, while the original conversation partner is placed on

"hold" temporarily. (Refer to "Call Transfer" and

"Call Back".)

Indi cation panel at station No. 239

No.201

Conversation

No.208

Responding to a selected

calling party

No.239

(Station No. 201 is disconnected)

(Station No. 201 is on "hold")

– 93 –

Pocket Pager

The system can be connected with usual type Pocket pager

using the interface with Make/break relay output.

1. Dial

(00 ~ 99, Pager No.)

and the pager is called after confirmation tone is heard.

2. When

(00 ~ 99, Pager No.)

is dialed by the party called from the nearest master station, it is possible to respond a call to the station.

Note.

1. Once a receiver is called from one station and a response is waited for, camp-on-busy will result for

other callers. But, if a response to the call is not

received within 3 minutes, the terminal can be called

from a new calling station.

2. If the pager is called after confirmation tone is heard, a calling station is disconnected from the speech line and waits for a response while the relay for pager

transmission is kept in the Make position till a response is made. The station which waits for a response can be called from the other stations.

3. The other stations can call the other pagers while one station makes a call and is waiting for a response.

4. Dialing (pager number that is called)

cancells calling the pager if the wrong number has been pressed.

5. When the exchanges are connected by tie-lines, it is

only possible to call the pager from the stations connected to the exchange "A" for stations No. 200

through 455. A pager response can be made from any

station.

Pager call

Response call

Pager transmitter

Response (From the nearest station)

Data transmitting/ receiving unit

Tie-line

Pager receiving call

Pager transmitter

– 94 –

Exchange A

No.200 ~ 455

Pager call

Exchange C

No.740 ~ 995

Response

(From the nearest station)

Exchange B

No.470 ~ 725

Pager terminal called

General Purpose Control

Station may be restricted from access to this function. This function can control other equipments by employing the Data Transmitting and Receiving Units.

Select the required type of output.

(Mode 1) One-shot make output (500/50 contacts)

Dial

and the relay output is made for 1 to 2 seconds.

Example: Door remote and VT R control

Note: Operation performed even when all link circuits

are occupied.

(Mode 2) Make/break output (512/100 contacts) Dial

and the make output is sent out.

Dial

Door remote

control

Fig. 1 Control with one-shot make output

Fig. 2 Lamp on/off indication panel

Tie-line

and the break output sent out.

Example: In/out annunciation, Prescription annunciation.

(Mode 3) 8-selectable one-shot make output (9 units) Dial

Unit No. Contact No.

and one contact out of 8 selectable make outputs is

obtained for about 1 or 2 seconds.

Example: VTR control

(Mode 4) 8 selectable make output and/or decimal output

(A) 8 selectable make output (64/9 units)

Dial

Unit No.

Condition No.

and one of the 8 relay outputs is made. "Clear" opera

tion makes all 8 relays break.

Example: Destination indication, room condition

indication, ITV control

(B) Decimal output

Dial

Unit No.

Condition No.

and the condition is indicated numerically.

Example: Destination indication, room condition

Fig. 3 VTR control with 8-selectable one-shot make output

Fig. 4 8 selectable output type indication panel

Fig. 5 Decimal output type indication panel

(Mode 5) 4 decimal digits output Dial

Unit No.

and 4 decimal digits are indicated.

Example: Prescription annunciation

4 decimal digits

Fig. 6 4 decimal digits type indication panel

– 95 –

Note.

When 2 or 3 exchanges are connected by tie-lines, Data

Transmitting and Receiving Units can be operated from the stations which share the same exchange but their operation is impossible from the stations which are connected to the other exchange.

Data transmitting/

receiving unit

Exchange A

Indication

panel

Tie-line

Exchange C

Data transmitting/

receiving unit

Indication panel

Exchange B

Data transmitting/

receiving unit

Equipments to be controlled

Control of Data Transmitting and Receiving Units of each exchange is only possible from the stations sharing the same exchange and within the same areas circled in dotted lines.

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